No law enforcement agency in the world, and certainly not the ningth largest in the nation, can sustain itself for long with that span of control.
32.
Bede says that these kings had authority " south of the Humber ", but the span of control, at least of the earlier bretwaldas, likely was less than this.
33.
One of the most difficult tasks confronting the change agent is to help create in the specialization, span of control, and other characteristics of formal systems also discourage experimentation.
34.
The broader spans of control common in the downsized organisation will require a culture where trust is key, and openness and flexibility will be the cornerstones of a successful management style.
35.
Because of the expanded span of control for sergeants ( they could have as many as 40 officers assigned, working at several different housing developments ) officers got little field supervision.
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The span of control of the act also brought local councils, universities and area health services under the umbrella of State Records which added significantly to the workload of the organisation.
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This is because the optimum span of control depends on numerous variables including organizational structure, available technology, the functions being performed, and the competencies of the manager as well as staff.
38.
Before this he worked with Taxiforsure ( Ola Group ) in a multifaceted role which involved having 20 plus Direct Reportees and a Span of control over 70 employees of the Supply Department.
39.
This follows the Incident Command System ( ICS ) principle of Span of control until the ideal distribution is achieved : one or more teams are formed at each neighborhood within a community.
40.
This person coordinates the operation of several local county or city ARES groups and reports to the Section Emergency Coordinator in those sections where the span of control would otherwise be too large.
