How is Administrative Employee defined in a legal contract?

• Administrative Employee means an employee who typically oversees office administration, construction, security or maintenance workers represented by another trade union. It includes those employees who share common interests with the supervisory staff.
  Seen in 68 SEC filings.
• Administrative Employee means any professional employee who is in an administrative role.
  Seen in 9 SEC filings.
• Administrative Employee means an employee primarily engaged in one or a combination of professional or semi-professional activities.
  Seen in 8 SEC filings.
• Administrative Employee means an employee who possesses the authority to make and implement administrative decisions. This definition implies that the employee may be required to represent administrative interests by recommending actions that might influence or implement the [organization] policy and has discretion beyond routine discharge of duties.
  Seen in 6 SEC filings.
• Administrative Employee means any person employed by the board of education in an administrative position fulfilling duties, as required under [number], that include among others the authority to recruit, transfer, suspend or discharge other employees and adjust their grievances.
  Seen in 6 SEC filings.
• Administrative Employee means a person employed by the [organization] in a supervisory or management position as defined in [number].
  Seen in 5 SEC filings.
• Administrative Employee means any person whose principal responsibilities include work directly related to management policies and who customarily has discretion and independent judgment. Furthermore, it includes those primarily responsible for creating and managing policy and programs.
  Seen in 5 SEC filings.

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