senior service
Britishnoun
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Soon after, that manager offered Mr. Johnson a job as a senior service architect for GreenStruxure, which advises businesses on eliminating their greenhouse gas emissions.
From New York Times
Only 10 other states have reported more deaths than Missouri over the past seven days, according to the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Service’s daily tracking dashboard.
From Washington Times
“It’s not just ‘open the door and let ‘em back in,’” said Dee Pekruhn, a policy director at LeadingAge, a group that represents nonprofit senior service providers.
From Reuters
“We’re not expecting the conditions to improve any time soon,” said Kevin Kodama, senior service hydrologist for the National Weather Service’s Weather Forecast Office Honolulu.
From Washington Times
Thirty-four states have issued guidelines for nursing home visits and 27 for assisted living, according to LeadingAge, which represents nonprofit senior service providers.
From New York Times
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