Various other more junior employees have apparently been let go.
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She had retained her more junior communications and broadcasting portfolio.
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Perhaps she could be more successful in a more junior role?
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A handful of more junior lawmakers are in leadership races too.
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More junior officers attended the exercise in the past two years.
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Some of these more junior roles even offer six-figure salaries.
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He often tried to pass such transactions on to more junior colleagues.
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PricewaterhouseCoopers offers the benefit — up to $10,000 — only to more-junior employees.
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Firms have also expanded their rosters by hiring more junior operating staff.
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He had held more junior positions in the ministry for several years.
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The bonds are harder - it's a more junior part of the capital structure.
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The four more junior justices stand, with the newest on the far right.
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Vahidi's more junior status is further evident in his post-Quds Force career.
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The firm has also hired several more junior people since moving to Austin.
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Tshisekedi ally Jean-Baudouin Mayo Mambeke took the more junior role of budget minister.
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Having more junior additions on the team could make more senior advisers more productive.
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He returned to the cabinet in a more junior post three years later. Opinion
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Farwell is the more junior partner; Chung has a deciding vote on all governance issues.
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Top judges would serve for longer terms and more junior ones would get higher pay.
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The heavy Republican lifting fell initially to more junior members who have their own baggage.
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I've had meetings with external leaders where they primarily addressed the more junior male colleagues.
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He agreed to reinstate hundreds of forcibly retired judges, but mostly in more junior positions.
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As it turns out, this can work just as well for more junior job seekers.
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"We have a lot going on right now," noted a more junior member of the team.
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It lost dramatically in two of three states and is an ever more junior political force.
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Instead, Mr. Xi won those posts, and Mr. Li took the more junior job of premier.
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Credit Suisse and Jefferies are also involved as underwriters in a more junior capacity, the people said.
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But the more junior "data analyst" and "associate data scientist" positions only grew 22% and 39%, respectively.
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It has been listed on the Ace market of Bursa Malaysia, a more junior exchange, since 2011.
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Look for ways to teach more junior employees "Serving as a mentor could be helpful," says Erdogan.
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Maybe we need more junior year "abroad" programs that send liberals to Kansas and conservatives to Massachusetts.
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According to it, MoMA curators seem very well paid; people in more junior positions much less so.
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RELATED: Navy fires officer in charge of sailors detained in Iran In May, a more junior officer, Cmdr.
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For instance, last month Goldman expanded a year-old program to hire more junior bankers from underrepresented groups.
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Work and Pensions Secretary Esther McVey, a fellow Brexiteer, followed shortly afterwards, as did two more junior ministers.
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It focused on our more junior levels, maxing out at a level which some developers had already reached.
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But it's also normal for more junior campaign staffers to end up scattered around to the various agencies.
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And this week, our reporters learned that a more junior officer received word that his reprimand was rescinded.
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All too often, more junior or newer members of a team can feel left out in virtual settings.
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A senior official walked back the more junior staffer's comments that caused oil prices to spike a week earlier.
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The emir attended last year's gathering in Kuwait, while Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Bahrain sent more junior officials.
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The increase in women at the more junior roles on investing teams bodes well for the industry moving forward.
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Using document-sharing systems and livestreaming video, specialists can direct more junior medical staff on-site doing patient diagnoses.
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How do I sell my skills and talents while seeking a more junior role than my career history suggests?
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Members of his senior management team have been working with Fertitta started with him in much more junior positions.
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Jackie Speier (D-Calif.), a more junior member of the panel who had initially said she would challenge Maloney.
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A few of the more junior employees start to get misty-eyed, and I tell them to keep it together.
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Atlante 2, a fund backed by Italian financial institutions, and others are negotiating with the bank over more junior slices.
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It's very common for the more junior pilots to sit on reserve for quite a few months after being hired.
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In a bankruptcy, senior lenders have a legal claim to recover their investment before other more junior classes of debtholders.
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But then five minutes later a more junior surgeon, Dr. Ricardo Quarrie, told the Cravens something different, the lawyer says.
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Like especially when I was more junior as an employee, I would read negative stories about Amazon in the press.
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David Cicilline of Rhode Island, Katherine Clark of Massachusetts, Jamie Raskin of Maryland and other more junior members of leadership.
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If one party has to quit, it is usually the more junior one, who will more often be the woman.
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Frankfurt comes second for more junior staff while Paris is second to London in terms of pay for senior executives.
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The Marine Corps has announced a number of fixes, including putting more junior officers in with platoons to observe training.
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On Saturday she filled out more junior posts, some of them vacant because their holders lost their seats on Thursday.
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But, he adds, more junior members of the dos Santos family are still "everywhere in government, in economic and social affairs".
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Maybe the role may be more junior or administrative and less strategic than you expected, or your boss is a nightmare.
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With a firmer and more junior majority, more of that behind-the-scenes power will rest with Chief Justice John Roberts.
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Before becoming acting ambassador, Mr. Cho had been promoted in May 2015 from a more junior position in the Rome embassy.
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Imagine that someone more junior who lacks confidence and experience is previewing a presentation he will be giving to a client.
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The Indonesian Supreme Court confirmed that three Indonesian High Court judges were on the flight, as well as a more junior judge.
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At EY we've put a special emphasis on reverse-mentoring, recognizing that senior leadership can learn a lot from more junior employees.
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She saw herself as a know-all technocrat, he said, and was dismissive of other people's opinions, including the more junior legislators.
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They were giving the promotion to someone more junior and childless on my team, who would now be my new direct boss.
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The lawyer said that she had to start her career over, taking a job that was more junior and at lower pay.
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"Zoe enjoys wide support among the caucus — geographically and among senior and more junior members," said one House lawmaker who backs Lofgren.
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As with banks, more junior staff will have to be "certified" by the firms for fitness, skill and propriety at least annually.
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He stayed in regular touch - a job normally farmed out to more junior staff - and 18 months later Wunderman won the deal.
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An Israeli military spokesman declined to comment on the incident, although a more junior official had earlier denied the army was involved.
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In previous spacewalks, the more junior crew member would venture out first, leaving the commander at the controls in case of an emergency.
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Like other fights over the Senate's schedule, a more junior group of lawmakers are the ones who lobbied for change to the calendar.
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To quell the internal revolt, Pelosi expanded her leadership team to include several more slots that could be filled by more junior Democrats.
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"The more junior crews will watch their mouth or just smile and nod because they are so scared to be reported," Sam says.
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The Workologist I work in a field that, by its nature, has a relatively frequent turnover rate, especially at the more junior levels.
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Meanwhile, if you're in a more junior position, you may struggle to see how your work impacts the overall company strategy at all.
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Credit Suisse and Jefferies are also involved as underwriters in a more junior capacity, people familiar with the matter told CNBC at the time.
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These numbers may slide in the wrong direction as banks hire more junior women to improve the pipeline of female employees, say banking insiders.
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If the company does not have custodial staff, ask about relationships with other more junior employees such as interns, contractors, or junior sales reps.
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Prince Michael of Kent, another of the queen's cousins but from a more junior line, lives in the main palace building with his wife.
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If you are in a more junior role, or are transitioning industries, you may not be offered as much as you had hoped for.
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Much of his commentary was aimed at professional athletes, but Mr. Moore also wrote about the inequity of coed sports at more junior levels.
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Training more surgeons is clearly vital, but there are other ways to make surgery more accessible, such as getting it done by more junior staff.
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If even the most senior diplomat is at risk of his confidential reports being leaked, why should more junior ones presume theirs will remain private?
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Vacancies abound throughout the West Wing and the administration at large, from critical roles like staff secretary to more junior positions in the press office.
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Mr Mnuchin has announced sanctions in person more than two dozen times—instead of leaving it to more junior officials as previous treasury secretaries did.
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Individual contributors are important, but those who can effectively share knowledge and help shape the skills of more junior technical staff are just as critical.
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The Corps would use what it called a "teaming concept" that would try to assign two or more junior enlisted women to the same unit.
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And if you're a more junior actor, someone who's just rising up the ranks, it's that much easier for more senior stars to exploit that situation.
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And as any water saved by irrigators passes down to more junior rights holders, there is little incentive there to adopt technologies which boost water efficiency.
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However, JMP Securities managed to get on both Uber and Lyft's IPO syndicates, showing that such overlap is possible, albeit mainly with more junior underwriting roles.
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But shortly afterwards Berkman was demoted from his role as Honda's North American technology chief and reassigned to a more junior planning position in another unit.
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For instance, 25 percent of managers and supervisors admitted to spending company money on unsanctioned events versus the 18 percent of more junior employees who did.
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In his view, older workers who were able to delay retirement when the recession hit did so, blocking more junior employees from moving up the pipeline.
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Michael Perozeni, a more junior officer who had received much of the public blame for the mission received word from the Army: His reprimand was rescinded.
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He can astound, especially if you're one of the more junior audience members: "That's not real!" gasped the 6-year-old pal I'd brought with me.
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" In a statement provided by the campaign, Ms. Smith said, "Even as a more junior member of the team my voice is fully heard and valued.
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When contacted by The Times, the woman, who is younger than Mr. O'Brien and was a much more junior employee, declined to speak about the case.
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Outsourcing companies are required to prove that they are paying market rate, and they are often employing more junior workers than at the major tech firms.
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To accomplish that vision, she suggested that senior-level women in the industry embrace their role as mentors to help more junior-level women develop leadership skills.
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But one lawmaker said details of what Facebook knew about Cambridge Analytica had been withheld when the committee took evidence in Washington from more junior Facebook officials.
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The sport had been suffering from declining audiences and a series of embarrassing scandals, including a top-ranking fighter's assault on a more junior wrestler last year.
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Instead, it did not seek such assurances, and continued making disbursements to more junior COFINA holders, potentially risking payment cuts for more senior ones, the complaint alleges.
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The Cathay spokesman said the airline's trainers had faced undeserved criticism during the ban for supporting the company's training programs which enable more junior pilots to progress.
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The feeling among the senior negotiators was that the more-junior members like Roybal-Allard, who had less experience cutting big deals, were getting in the way.
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The pressure is being felt acutely in senior roles, according to the British Airline Pilots' Association, which says around 500 of its more junior members are unemployed.
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When she was sold to a more junior fighter in the Syrian city of Tal Barak, it was the man's mother who escorted her to the hospital.
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She also released plans to incorporate more junior members into leadership roles, among other ideas, such as including a freshman Democrat in the leadership team's regular meetings.
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A "sponsor" is an employee who is in a position to promote the success of a more junior employee, or protégé, within the company, and does so.
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Chief Zosh said she was denied jobs and a promotion after trying to stop a male officer under her from harassing and stalking a more junior female.
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The inquiry will begin interviewing Lloyds executives from the Autumn, the source said, starting with more junior bankers and likely to include Chief Executive Antonio Horta-Osorio.
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Cinépolis USA, a Dallas-based subsidiary with theaters in California, Connecticut, Florida, New Jersey and New York, plans to open more junior auditoriums in the United States.
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Debt issue recovery rates in retail bankruptcies continue to be split, with most first-lien claim holders receiving outstanding recoveries and more junior creditors not faring as well.
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He got a bigger share of votes than Shuler did, but Pelosi won the election handily after finally promising positions of power be handed to more junior Democrats.
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She talked with people who had done so first hand, from more junior coders to those who had risen all the way up the tech hierarchy to CTO.
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In addition, instead of having their experienced diplomats pass on their expertise to more junior colleagues, countries hire academics or send their employees to take a university course.
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It will remain so as long as companies keep thinking this is a "pipeline" problem where they have to hire more junior people to work up the ranks.
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But don't worry, he told reporters, Satsuki Katayama -- who is in a much more junior role than her predecessors -- could do the work of "two or three" women.
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A number of more junior bankers also moved on in recent weeks, including two associates in the financial sponsors team — Gerald Aichberger and Carol Rusin — and analyst Emiel Khakhar.
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Former CIA Milan station chief Robert Seldon Lady received a partial pardon from Italy's president in December, and the sentence handed to a more junior official was effectively canceled.
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In truth, presiding over the Senate can be a nuisance, a bit of a ceremonial bore, and it is usually relegated to the more junior members of the majority.
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Leaving Spicer out of the audience with Pope Francis at the Vatican this week, while more junior members of the White House were present, could have been no accident.
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In that case, the two more junior aviators were at the controls and the captain, once retrieved from resting, was unable to intervene in time to save the plane.
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Other senior White House officials carried a similar message to their employees Friday, telling more junior staffers that reports of a big shake-up happening imminently are likely overrated.
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If anybody on the team — we have four more junior folks on the team — meets a company that they think is interesting, we all meet on the second meeting.
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But according to Mohamed Gnaidy, a military intelligence official in Misrata, a western Libyan city, about a dozen militant commanders and hundreds of more junior fighters may have slipped away.
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It signified a political awakening to many who were angry with the industry's history of cover-ups and payouts to high-powered executives accused of sexually harassing more junior employees.
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The Marine had also taken shrapnel when the insurgents threw another grenade toward him and Nicoll; Kasal had rolled on top of the more junior marine and absorbed the blast.
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According to Indeed, a lead teacher can be expected to have a minimum of 2 years' teaching experience and should be comfortable developing lesson programs and guiding more junior staff.
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Is it possible that Trump is choosing not to fill some of the more junior roles within these departments under the belief that the government is bloated with unnecessary people?
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As a more junior person, I can remember having problems and going to my boss, and whether it was a sympathetic man or woman, the immediate response was always fear.
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So Pelosi has sent two letters to her colleagues laying out a series of changes she'd like to make, including giving more junior members a bigger say at the leadership table.
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Washington (CNN)A powerful and prominent appeals court judge is being accused of sexual misconduct by six clerks or more junior staffers who worked with him, The Washington Post reported Friday.
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Until more women are owners, chief executives and bosses, the dynamic may always be the same: a man calling the shots, and a more junior woman afraid to resist or report.
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The more junior the knowledge worker is, the more likely he is to spend his time doing things that are easy to measure rather than engaging in more demanding but nebulous work.
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But critics said measures should go further and tackle the culture in parliament, where some female politicians said power was concentrated in lawmakers' hands and wielded often unchecked over more junior workers.
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Or, reaching out to someone in a more junior role would allow you to share your knowledge and skip past the "me, me, me" quality of networking that so many people despise.
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To help accomplish this goal, management should consider reverse-mentoring, which at its core allows for the free exchange of ideas and transference of skills between more junior-level and senior employees.
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BUDGET: JEAN-BAUDOUIN MAYO MAMBEKE Taking the more junior finance role, Jean-Baudouin Mayo Mambeke is the secretary general of Union for the Congolese Nation, one of the parties in Tshekedi's coalition.
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UBS, the world&aposs largest wealth manager by client assets, said last month that it would bring back its wealth planning analyst role, a position more junior to full-fledged financial advisers.
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Furthermore, the new CEO appointed in October 2016 sits on the bank's executive committee - previously the asset management division was represented at only more junior levels in the bank's senior management structures.
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Instead, the decision on FX means that there should be sufficient money left over to meet most or all of the claims made by the more junior creditors, including Elliott and King Street.
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Thomas said her character was not based on any one banker, but was largely inspired by Myers, JPMorgan's global head of equity capital markets, and a more junior vice president at Goldman Sachs.
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The government forged on Thursday has since relegated Savona to the more junior European affairs portfolio after the head of state refused to allow an arch euroskeptic to occupy the key economics ministry.
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Research by the economist Sylvia Ann Hewlett found that two-thirds of male executives hesitated to hold one-on-one meetings with women in more junior positions, for fear they could be misconstrued.
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Collaboration is integral to the profession, and the work of more junior writers is ultimately subservient to the vision of the showrunner (not to mention the desires of the companies bankrolling the project).
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"It seems like it has a significant amount of responsibility for a salary that seems more junior," said Jen Danzi, who runs a public relations, social media and event-planning company in Greenwich, Conn.
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Moreover, he raised concerns over Pelosi's proposal to turn the assistant leader position into an elected leadership spot for a more junior member -- given that it is currently held by Clyburn, the veteran CBC member.
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According to the complaint, Mattessich in 2002 asked that Cantor pay him commissions on transactions on customer accounts he serviced, but his supervisor refused and ordered him to transfer the accounts to more junior traders.
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A year ago American Airlines began to investigate staff who were using their seniority to get the most sought-after routes and then selling them, for an average price of $200, to more junior colleagues.
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The Republicans first seemed to choose the Appropriations Chairman Robert Linvingston, who almost immediately step down due to a sex scandal, and then settled on a more junior deputy whip, the since disgraced Dennis Hastert.
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On the front of each card is a microaggression, like the female executive who is mistaken for a more junior figure; on the back is why it happened, why it matters and what to do.
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The most senior teachers stayed at J.H.S. 145, while some of the more junior ones went to the two new schools, New Millennium and the Urban Science Academy, which is also in the Renewal program.
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RELATED: Rosenstein staying on at Justice Department 'a little longer' than anticipated Dreeben is working with Adam Jed, a more junior appellate lawyer on Mueller's team, to respond to the request from The Washington Post.
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When Grassley announced his committee would take a major role as well, it left some GOP colleagues grumbling that he had been pushed into it by Feinstein or more junior GOP members of his committee. Sen.
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The 8.5% minimum yield is more than 90bp wide of CGD's more junior €500m 10.75% AT1 (B1/BB-/BB-/BBB), now bid at 7.58%, though inside Banca Monte dei Paschi's €23m 5.375% 10NC5 (Caa23.89/CCC+), at 21%.
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Because I would say that most companies generally don'e prize the voice of a younger or more junior person in the organization, and that's even more the case if it's a female or a person of color.
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"I strongly believe there were a number of more junior people in the (Estonian) branch who ... knew that there were suspicious things, but because of the set up ... would never come forward as a whistleblower," he said.
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Greg Gause, a Gulf expert at Texas A&M University, said the injection of more junior officials could help the crown prince cultivate a bloc within the royal family that is supportive of him at younger levels.
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It will remain so, she says, as long as companies keep thinking that the lack of diversity in Silicon Valley is a "pipeline" problem where they have to hire more junior people to work up the ranks.
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" When asked why employees might feel they weren't trusted to do their jobs, he says it was because he asked them "to entertain ideas that were generated from outside their discipline or from someone more junior to them.
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Senior engineers must manage teams—and by your own reasoning that should mean that women, with their greater empathy and interest in people, should be over-represented at that level, compared with their numbers in more junior jobs.
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Strange — a Stanford MBA and serious marathoner who earlier spent four years as a product manager at Google, as well as worked earlier in VC in a more junior role — appears to have more up her sleeve, too.
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U.S. President Donald Trump acknowledged that his upcoming visit to Britain came at a time of "turmoil" - comments May later brushed aside - and two more junior ministers quit in protest, with reports that more were ready to go.
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At Monday's dinner, Trump discussed the idea of getting rid of the legislative filibuster, an idea that is broadly unpopular within the Senate Republican conference but has a few proponents, mainly among more junior senators such as Daines.
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Wilson-Raybould was unexpectedly demoted last month and given the more junior post of veterans affairs minister, prompting speculation she was being punished for insisting the trial go ahead rather than allowing SNC-Lavalin to pay a fine.
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It will also broaden its mobility programme, currently generally available to more senior bankers, to allow more junior staff more options to move around and gain different experiences within the investment banking and capital markets business, the source said.
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Just 10 days ago, the Post reported that six women—all former clerks or more junior staffers known as externs in the 9th Circuit—alleged that Kozinski had subjected them to a range of inappropriate sexual conduct or comments.
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To the Editor: I read with disappointment that a survey taken since the inception of the #MeToo movement revealed that two-thirds of male executives now hesitate to hold one-on-one meetings with women in more junior positions.
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Researchers surveyed 3,000 workers, with 60% saying it would be difficult to find a new job if they lost their current one, and a third of respondents believing they would have to take a more junior position if they became unemployed.
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Journalists can try to get around this by speaking to women in more junior positions, but that has its own problems, as institutions often want to publicly promote their (mostly male) senior people, often at the deliberate expense of junior staffers.
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In fact, Mazan is continuing to coach some of the roughly 30 executive coaches who work with Sounding Board as contractors, and she isn't alone, says Tao, noting that many of the startup's senior coaches work with more junior coaches.
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Bizarrely, Chu currently sits in the city's top legislature -- raising questions over whether he can retain that position if deemed unsuitable to run for a more junior one, or if he will become the latest pro-democracy lawmaker ejected from office.
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More junior-level advisers could also use the completion of Trump's first year and tax legislation as a pivot point to move on, leading to another period of uncertainty that has at times overshadowed Trump's tenure, which began on Jan. 20.
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With the number of more junior researchers involved in the work, Dr. Dahlberg was also skeptical that Dr. Croce's knowledge of any falsifications could be obtained in a straightforward way — for example, from data and records on his own computer.
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Speier, a forceful progressive who frequently spars with the Trump administration and was a leader on #MeToo changes to House sexual harassment rules, privately told colleagues that she'd been encouraged to run despite her more junior status on the panel.
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And though it's been years since I have been sexually harassed the way I was at Salomon, I realized in that moment how deep our gender views run, how men are still seen as leaders and women as more junior.
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Pompeo's almost-daily presence at the White House marks a departure from the past 12 years, when the director of national intelligence and more junior CIA officials typically delivered the briefing, though the CIA director has always participated on occasion.
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In this case, at more junior levels when employees don't have much of a track record, junior-level men may be getting promoted to manager based on their potential, while junior-level women may have to achieve more before they get their shot.
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But again, her ability to keep her side together -- where, as an example, House Republicans since taking over the majority have been faced with repeated factional clashes -- is remarkable in an age when more junior members are increasingly willing to take on leadership.
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The 2019 focus groups came back with a common concern, that the first-line peer leaders at the academies are not equipped to do or otherwise not fulfilling their duties to both set an example and offer guidance for their more junior counterparts.
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Mr. McConnell's decision to include himself and his top three lieutenants — but not Ms. Collins, Ms. Murkowski or more junior women Republicans like Deb Fischer of Nebraska and Shelley Moore Capito of West Virginia — speaks volumes about his direction and has raised eyebrows.
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At Barclays, the difference was largely the result of the proportion of women working in more junior roles, rather than a breach of pay equality rules that require people working at the same rank to be paid the same regardless of gender, the bank said.
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At Barclays, the difference is largely the result of the proportion of women working in more junior roles, rather than a breach of pay equality rules that require people working at the same rank to be paid the same regardless of gender, it said.
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The committee said the idea this could be achieved without the consent of more junior notes, such as the priority exchange noteholders it represents, was "a false and dangerous assumption that could lead to significant value destruction for all stakeholders, suppliers, customers and employees".
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Beyond the front-line figures, there is also consternation among some in Trump's world about the likely effect of the ongoing investigations on the morale of younger or more junior staff members, who are less likely to have the money to hire big-league lawyers.
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The image I most remember is struggling to run in the water, while my brothers and parents watched, ashamed, I thought, to see me pushing as hard as I could, only to be crushed by perpetual defeat, dead last, even after more junior girls.
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When the show began and the lobby cleared, he summoned a more junior usher to take his position and ascended to the Grand Tier, where he quietly let himself into the theater and set out a slim stool at the top of the center aisle.
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That's because when put into an environment where they are the "only," they are essentially placed in a breeding ground for microaggressions, and may face more instances in which they must prove their competence (many are mistaken to be more junior than they actually are).
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Raab — the second Brexit secretary to quit under May — was followed by work and pensions secretary Esther McVey, as well as two more junior ministers, two ministerial aides, and a party vice chair, who also resigned on Thursday over the deal, with others expected to follow.
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In a filing with a New York state court in Manhattan, Apollo and Black said emails uncovered from early 2017 show that Siddiqui was "surreptitiously working" with a more junior Apollo colleague and two former Athene executives, and using confidential information to form a competing company.
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And while her ascension to party leadership was originally opposed by an ideological bloc of more conservative Democrats, during the party's wilderness years, discontent came primarily from a cohort of more junior members who offered a broad critique of an overall leadership team they saw as stagnant and ossified.
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The study, which surveyed more than 500 full-time employees in the U.S. across various job levels and company sizes, found that the issue was present across generations and levels of seniority, with managers just as likely to admit to avoiding difficult conversations as their more junior reports.
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Representative Kay Granger, a long-serving lawmaker from Texas, was nearly denied the ranking member slot on the House Appropriations Committee for a more junior male colleague, winning the post by a single vote on the third ballot, according to two lawmakers familiar with the private vote count.
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It appears that, following first contact, Public First took the initiative to draw up the strategy suggesting politicizing ride-hailing in key target regions which it emailed to Winterton but only presented to a more junior Ola employee in a follow-up meeting the legal director did not attend.
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That exclusion generally manifested in four ways: misjudgment (underestimating their intelligence, assuming they are more junior in the organization than they actually are); insults (badmouthing, telling jokes at their expense, talking behind their backs); avoidance (avoiding looking them in the eye or talking to them); and discomfort (staring, seeming nervous).
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Pelosi has been resistant in the past to diffusing the power of the leadership, but under increasing pressure from members who have pushed for specific changes she announced her support for some proposals to provide more opportunities for more junior members to serve in senior committee posts or newly created leadership positions.
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Some of the more junior members of the family such as Zara Tindall and Peter Phillips, niece Lady Sarah Chatto and Lord Freddie Windsor and his wife Sophie headed across the city to the party in a hired bus, in contrast to the chauffeured cars employed by senior royals and city bigwigs.
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Shetty did so using the bank's SWIFT system to log in with passwords that allowed him, and in at least some instances a more junior official, to serve as both the person who sent messages and as the person who reviewed them for approval, according to court documents and interviews with bank executives.
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In more junior positions, technology skills such as VBA (Visual Basic for Applications, the programming language of Excel and other Office programs to create a macro to automate tasks) and SQL (Structured Query Language, a special-purpose language designed for managing databases) are highly sought after, as they allow for the customization and creation of necessary reports.
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Instead -- after a group of more junior senators, as well as tweets from President Donald Trump, made the push to keep working -- McConnell announced he will keep members in town most of the month to pass spending bills and confirm Trump administration nominees, a move that has attracted quiet grumbling and consternation from Senate aides and members.
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If you look at ... I was just reflecting on this, you look at many of the female VCs that are in GP roles have followed career trajectories that are very similar to my own, which is that you come in a more junior role, which is a lower-risk role to hire for, prove yourself and then you can get the GP role.
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"For Barclays employees the positive is the extent to which Staley has put his hand up and acknowledged fault, but it equally raises concerns about the lengths to which the bank was willing to go to and how more junior staff would have been treated in the same circumstances," said Alexandra Carn, a financial services employment lawyer at Edwin Coe in London.
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By the time Washington, in the fall of 2017, got caught up in the #MeToo rebellion of women against being exploited sexually by powerful men, Hollywood had become consumed with the issue, and it had begun turning up in the media world, where such famous figures as Matt Lauer and Charlie Rose lost their jobs for using their office power for sexual domination over more junior women.
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