Established Lines of Supervision Sample Clauses

The 'Established Lines of Supervision' clause defines the formal hierarchy and reporting relationships within an organization or project. It specifies who is responsible for overseeing particular employees or teams, and clarifies the chain of command for decision-making and accountability. By delineating these supervisory lines, the clause helps prevent confusion, ensures clear communication, and supports effective management by making roles and responsibilities explicit.
Established Lines of Supervision. The District reserves the right to arrange work units under assigned supervisors and leads in such a manner as best suits its operational needs. This arrangement will be posted in the work zone so established lines of communication are known to the employees. Craft leads will be selected in accordance with Article 9.06. Craft leads may be assigned duties over multiple work units as determined by the District. Leads will not be expected to have technical expertise in areas outside their assigned work unit.
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Established Lines of Supervision. The District reserves the right to arrange work units under assigned supervisors and leads in such a manner as best suits its
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