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supervisor

[soo-per-vahy-zer] / ˈsu pərˌvaɪ zər /




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Officers later informed a supervisor that they found “no indication of mental illness,” according to department records.

From Los Angeles Times

"Maintain your poise, say to the server, 'hey, this is what the situation is'. If the server apparently cannot fix it, then say 'can I see your supervisor?'"

From BBC

Stephanie, a customer service supervisor for the parking enforcement team, which is run for the council by NSL, also shared her experiences of verbal abuse to raise public awareness.

From BBC

To understand those consequences, we asked pairs of interviewees—employees and their direct supervisors—about their use of generative AI tools, ranging from content creation and legal research to data analysis.

From Barron's

Years ago, Angeles National Forest supervisor Michael J. Rogers pointed out what anyone who has spent time there knows too well.

From Los Angeles Times