Duties of Supervisors Sample Clauses

Duties of Supervisors. A supervisor's primary func- tion is the direction of employees provided, however, this shall not prohibit a supervisor from performing experimental work, work performed in con- nection with instructing and training employees, work required because of accidents and absenteeism or emergencies, or work which, under the cir- cumstances then prevailing, it would be unreasonable to assign to a bar- gaining unit employee. Work normally performed by a supervisor, even though similar to duties found in jobs in the bargaining unit, shall not be af- fected by this provision.
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Duties of Supervisors. 136. All operational field officers shall be assigned to a single, consistent, and clearly identified supervisor. Supervisors shall be assigned to and shall substantially work the same days and hours as the officers they are assigned to supervise, absent exceptional circumstances. Scheduled leave (such as vacation time), unscheduled leave (such as sick leave due to illness or injury) and other routine absences (such as court appearances and training obligations) shall not be deemed noncompliance with this provision.
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Duties of Supervisors. 162. EHPD supervisors shall provide, and shall be held accountable for providing, the close and effective supervision necessary to direct and guide officers. Close and effective supervision requires that supervisors: (a) respond to the scene of certain arrests; (b) review each arrest report; (c) respond to the scene of uses of force; (d) investigate each use of force (except those investigated by the IAO); (e) confirm the accuracy and completeness of officers’ written reports; (f) respond to each complaint of misconduct; (f) ensure officers are working actively to engage the community and increase public trust and safety; and (g) provide counseling, redirection, support to officers as needed, and are held accountable for performing each of these duties.
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Duties of Supervisors. The supervisors shall ensure that the candidate is in the best possible situation to complete his/her work according to the foreseen plan. Supervisors will assess work in progress at least once a year, by jointly going over the reports prepared by their candidate. They submit a report on the candidate’s progress to the EXTATIC Academic Committee. The candidate’s performance will be measured against the milestones defined in the research project. In addition, supervisors will keep each other informed of the candidate’s progress on a regular basis.
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Duties of Supervisors. 205. First-line supervisors shall investigate officers’ use of force as described in Section IV of this Agreement, ensure that officers are working actively to engage the community and increase public trust and safety, review each arrest report, and perform all other duties as assigned and as described in departmental policy.
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Duties of Supervisors. A supervisor's primary function is the direction of employees provid- ed, however, this shall not prohibit a supervisor from performing experi- mental work, work performed in connection with instructing and training employees, work required because of accidents and absenteeism or emer- gencies, or work which, under the circumstances then prevailing, it would be unreasonable to assign to a bargaining unit employee. Work normally performed by a supervisor, even though similar to duties found in jobs in the bargaining unit, shall not be affected by this provision.
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Duties of Supervisors. 205. First-line supervisors shall ensure that officers are working actively to engage the community and increase public trust and safety, and perform all other duties as assigned and as described in departmental policy.
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Duties of Supervisors. The supervisors shall ensure that the candidate is in the best possible situation to complete his/her work according to the foreseen plan. Supervisors will assess work in progress every six months, by jointly going over the reports prepared by their candidate. They will submit a report on the candidate’s progress to the doctoral committee. The candidate’s performance will be measured against the milestones defined in the research project. In addition, supervisors will keep each other informed of the candidate’s progress on a regular basis, and at least once every three months. The first year shall be regarded as a probationary year
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Duties of Supervisors. The supervisors shall exercise the following functions and powers:
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