Deputy Director definition

Deputy Director means a pharmacist who is employed by the
Deputy Director means the Deputy Director of the Division.
Deputy Director means the Deputy Director of the Authority, as the case may be.

Examples of Deputy Director in a sentence

  • The City or its designated vendor shall provide training on this policy to first-line, working supervisors and up to the Deputy Director level as needed.

  • As soon as practicable but no later than thirty (30) days prior to the effective date of this policy, the City or its designated vendor shall provide training on this policy from first-line, working supervisors to the Deputy Director level.

  • Exceptions to this limit may be made by the HOST Deputy Director or their designee.

  • The bargaining unit for purposes of this Agreement shall consist of all employees designated in the Rhode Island State Labor Relations Board Certification of Representatives dated October 15, 1997, in Case No. EE-3554, except the following positions: Deputy Personnel/Finance Director; Deputy Town Clerk; Town Planner; Deputy Director of Public Works.

  • The Board’s Deputy Director – Special Programs, who is a County employee, and an assistant principal shall serve as the on-site administrators for the instructional personnel.


More Definitions of Deputy Director

Deputy Director means the Deputy Director of the Office of Health Workforce Development (OHWD) or their designee.
Deputy Director means the Deputy Director of the Health Workforce Development Division (HWDD) or his/her designee.
Deputy Director means the deputy director for community-based corrections (CBC) of the department of corrections.
Deputy Director means the deputy director of the department.
Deputy Director means a Deputy Director appointed under sub-section (1) of section 49;
Deputy Director. “Director” and “Director General” or the holder of the corresponding posts in relation to the work.
Deputy Director means the Deputy Director for the Police and Correctional Training Commissions, or a designee.