assistants

The BMA’s plan would essentially restrict their role to assistants – helping with ward rounds, taking bloods and chasing up on scan results and making discharge arrangements.

And Buettner was the expedition leader, securing funding, organizing the trips, and managing a team of photographers and assistants.

The challenges, Carroll noted, might come off the field because nearly all NFL coaches start families as college or pro assistants, before they ascend to the top job.

She and more than 20 other senior party figures are accused of hiring assistants who worked on party business, rather than for the European Parliament which paid them.

The strike is over council pay across Scotland and involves Unison members in schools and early years such as janitors and classroom assistants.