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possess authority

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33) Instead, the dissent suggested alternate methods of establishing that individual workers possess authority to responsibly direct, including whether they have been delegated substantial authority to ensure that their subordinates achieve management's objectives, whether they are held accountable for the work of their subordinates, and whether they exercise significant discretion and judgment in directing subordinates.
The agriculture secretary must possess authority to suspend sales at any time for any reason, and that must be made clear to producers, he asserts.
Some state boards possess authority to fine unlicensed accountants as much as $5,000 for infractions of the board's rules, although a $1,000 maximum fine is the norm among boards that possess such authority.
 
 
 
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