"work supervisor" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone who oversees a team of employees at a job. For example, "The work supervisor is responsible for holding the team accountable and ensuring they complete projects on time."
Her mother is a psychiatric social work supervisor at the Bronx Psychiatric Center, a state hospital.
Her mother is a clinical social work supervisor at Bridges, a private mental health clinic in Milford, Conn.
Taylor Hallman, the shelter's social work supervisor, said many people of Ms. Dobelle's social class have trouble asking for and receiving help.
Melinda Billig, a social work supervisor for New York City Public Schools whose three children attend Yonkers schools, said: "It's all there for the taking.
Her mother is a psychiatric social work supervisor at the Bronx Psychiatric Center, part of the New York State Office of Mental Health.
Her mother is the clinical social work supervisor for counseling programs of the Sid Jacobson Jewish Community Center in Greenvale, N.Y.
In the course of reviewing the technician's work, supervisors discovered another problem.
Hours of work are limited, and teachers meet with work supervisors to coordinate job-based learning with academic studies.
And even these placements may not require coordination of curriculum and student evaluation by work supervisors and teachers together.
In the Russell Herder survey, more than 20 percent of about 1,000 online respondents said they are Facebook friends with their work supervisors, and nearly half of those employees were the ones to initiate the friend request.
According to a stakeholder in Kakuma "students have started applying the skills in different NGOs as teachers, social workers, work supervisors and managers… many students have improved working conditions at their NGOs and communities".
