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Clerical staff may get an advanced task chair, meanwhile the manager sits in an old fashioned wing chair with brass tacks styled "Managerial" seat.
the office as a tool 1.7 - more surprises lavardera 2009
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Clerical staff may get an advanced task chair, meanwhile the manager sits in an old fashioned wing chair with brass tacks styled "Managerial" seat.
Archive 2009-03-01 lavardera 2009
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Wow!))) "Managerial" work included participating in collective meetings and other policy-related decision-making.
Warren Ellis 2009
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Wow!))) "Managerial" work included participating in collective meetings and other policy-related decision-making.
Warren Ellis 2009
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Wow!))) "Managerial" work included participating in collective meetings and other policy-related decision-making.
Warren Ellis 2009
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Wow!))) "Managerial" work included participating in collective meetings and other policy-related decision-making.
Warren Ellis 2009
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Wow!))) "Managerial" work included participating in collective meetings and other policy-related decision-making.
Warren Ellis 2009
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Managerial excellence, domain literacy (intelligence gathering and analysis).
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Managerial competence matters more the high up one goes on the organizational chart, in my opinion, as a general rule.
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He was one of the bright young people recruited to the Association of Scientific, Technical and Managerial Staffs (ASTMS) by Clive Jenkins in 1973, and remained with the union all his working life, retiring as an assistant general secretary of what had by then become then the Manufacturing, Science and Finance trade union (and is now part of Unite).
Digby Jacks obituary 2011
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