"We have a real fear that staff cuts of this level could endanger safety, " said Pat Devine, regional officer of the Amalgamated Engineering and Electrical Union.
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He moved back to Victoria at the beginning of 1987 to be the education officer for the Diocese of Gippsland and the regional officer for the Council for Christian Education in Schools.
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According to the Regional Officer, the total number of units which have been closed has gone up to 64, while the total number of tanneries in the city is 264.
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He became active in the Confederation of Health Service Employees ( COHSE ), and worked for the union full-time from 1955, when he became its Yorkshire Regional Officer.
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Barrett Brady, president and chief executive officer of the Nichols Co ., will become a senior vice president of Highwoods and will be Highwoods'top regional officer in Kansas City.
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You have a highly decentralized system that grants a lot of autonomy to local and regional officers, and those officers have very significant monetary incentives tied to the net profitability of their markets,
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The point is a person should not have been in that position to undertake this type of work, " said Trevor Parsons, regional officer for the health workers union, Unison.
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West Australian Aboriginal Affairs Department regional officer for Perth, Merv Kelly, said the fact that the Noongar elders had already been put on notice suggested the British authorities were confident of success.
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In the second case, news reports said a department veterinarian had started to take a brain sample from a staggering cow he thought had brain disease, but was overruled by a regional officer.
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National and Regional Officers ( many are former drivers ) are employed full-time and, along with Head Office staff, are protected by normal employee rights and are not subject to election.
