Sentence examples for welfare supervisor from inspiring English sources

In September, he saw a posting for a "burial welfare supervisor".

His first novel, "The Case Worker," based loosely on his job as a child welfare supervisor, had gained him some renown in Hungary, but his subsequent books — the novels "The City Builder," "The Loser" and "A Feast in the Garden" (his most autobiographical book) and the nonfiction essay "Antipolitics" — could be published only in secret or abroad.

The list of potential pregnant mothers and mother-newborn pairs was supplied by the FWAs (FWA: Family Welfare Assistant) and supervisors (FPI: Family Planning Inspector, AFPI: Assistant Family Planning Inspector) of the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of Bangladesh.

The homicide charges against a child welfare worker and his supervisor in the death of an emaciated 4-year-old girl.

A former New York City child welfare worker and his supervisor were indicted on charges of criminally negligent homicide, the Brooklyn district attorney announced on Wednesday, saying that their failures had contributed to the death of a 4-year-old, Marchella Pierce, who had been repeatedly beaten and tied to a bed and weighed 18 pounds at the end of her life in September.

(AP) CONNECTICUT WATERBURY: WELFARE OFFICIAL ARRESTED A veteran supervisor in the State Department of Social Services has been arrested and charged with embezzling more than $190,000 from Connecticut's welfare program, the chief state's attorney, John M. Bailey, said yesterday.

"He was interested in me more than just as a football player," said Anderson, 56, a supervisor of child welfare for the Caddo Parish school district in Shreveport, La. "He was interested in me as a person.

Thus, the social indifference curve at the point ((e_{c}^,e_{l}^)) is also tangent to the horizontal line (e_{l}=e_{l}^,) so moving up the reaction function of the local supervisor increases social welfare.

We find that splitting supervisory powers among different supervisors is a superior arrangement in terms of social welfare to concentrating them in a single supervisor when the capture of supervisors by bankers is a concern.

After working as a supervisor in Philadelphia's welfare bureau, he moved to New York in 1940 to be a caseworker for the Children's Aid Society.

Today, Viernes serves as a supervisor in the child welfare department.