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Staffer

In investment banking, an employee responsible for parceling out work among other, usually subordinate employees. A staffer generally attempts to divide work as evenly as possible. The staffer usually has another job description and simply takes on staffer duties as extra work.

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Many had been warning of a Capitol Hill ''brain drain'' if staffers were suddenly forced to foot the entire cost of their health insurance premiums.

White House floats health care fix for Congress; Amendment leaves many details of insurance provisions unclear

Both papers are asking staffers to take one-week of unpaid time off; in Miami it is between now and the end of the year, while in Belleville, it is between the end of July and the beginning of October, said tipsters to JimRomenesko.com.

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Similarly, the staffers found that insurers believe the current draft of the model contract is too one-sided.

Insurers to exchange: You're not my regulator

In the solar energy sector, Gloria Solar, in which E-Ton Solar owns 50.76%, has applied with Southern Taiwan Science Park Administration for its 98 staffers to take three to four days of unpaid leave every month.

Layoff and unpaid leave spread in electronics industry

On July 7 last year, the apex court had stayed NHRC's controversial decision to give permanent status to 76 of its staffers working temporarily and had directed the rights body to initiate process of recruitment through open competition.

SC questions NHRC over staff row

Once a month, staffers can also head to the training room for a Wii break.

Fun, fun, fun: boosting morale with lots of creativity and little cost

Paying attention to audit staff's behavior may not have been a top priority in the past, but it is becoming increasingly clear that staffers' actions can have a serious impact on the success of a firm.

Friend or foe: is your audit staff helping or hurting your firm?

It will also take a more proactive role in evaluating existing bomb response facilities and supporting local education programs, said a Senate committee staffer.

Terrorism at home: domestic counter-IED office poised for expansion

It's held on Tuesdays, not Wednesdays, but its guest list--which includes a range of progressive activists, Hill staffers, and Democratic consultants--suggests it could rival Norquist's from back in the day as a center of Washington influence.

Let's do lunch: twenty-one new power players you wish you'd been nicer to

Institutions should provide a virtual one-stop shop and ensure staffers in key offices are trained to work effectively together to provide seamless service to students with issues that can't be handled over the web.

Just one stop, but many potential pitfalls: ensuring a strategic student service initiative doesn't result in worse service

Most importantly, lobbyists are expected to have valuable connections to staffers and Members of Congress.

Lobbying: what is it really, and will the scandal change anything?

Levin next drops by the year-old store across from the Audi dealer on Union Street, a store most of his senior staffers tried to talk him out of but one that has quickly become among the retailer's strongest.