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In my current position, junior employees ask me many questions and I like to mentor people.

Many junior employees still stroll into their offices an hour late and leave early.

I also helped the junior employees on a regular basis."

The junior employee and the big boss act,' Leslie said.

Even more questionable, however, is the magazine's preference for its own junior employees.

Finally, one of my traits is in developing and mentoring junior employees.

Under union contracts at many airlines, the most junior employees are to be laid off first.

According to some people familiar with the company, several junior employees had borrowed to finance their holdings.

As a result, the commission refused to approve settlements for junior employees without a case against the chief executive.

His new job was to teach junior employees geometry.

Your employer may consider it more cost-effective to retain junior employees who are paid less than you.

You may want to consider using the level system for your more junior employees but having more freedom to distinguish between the senior ones.

But the downside of giving more to junior employees is that senior employees get less.

But three junior employees are out of luck.

Some analysts expect that companies will reduce the number of options issued, particularly to more junior employees, to make earnings look better.

Many firms have formal mentorship programs to guide promising new junior employees.

By the time the layoffs bump through the system, the most junior employees are laid off, regardless of productivity.

You junior employees should pay particular attention.

At Bank of America meetings, junior employees are invited to participate in discussions.

Members of minority groups are often among the most junior employees at a newspaper, and layoffs tend to hit them disporportionately hard.

A number of other junior employees of independent television are being arrested and interrogated as we sit here now.

"Sit down, Dad, for heaven's sake, you're standing there like a junior employee expecting to be sacked."

Executives from other studios, actors, and film crew, often mistook him to be a junior employee.

Junior employees, for example, may save on expenses by living with their parents, but treat themselves to a $200 meal at a French restaurant every month.

The crew was largely newly hired, junior employees.