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The officer would typically report to a higher-ranking officer within their department or chain of command. This higher-ranking officer would have the authority to address any issues regarding who is in charge or "the boss."
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Be aware of his new role, and if he attempts to communicate with you, raise your concern to your boss or the Contracting Officer.
Depending on the state it would be the chief probation officer or the judge.
The bosses boss is the boss of your boss. The bosses boss is of a higher rank than your boss. For example, if you are a Managing Director your boss would be the Chief Executive Officer (CEO). The CEO's boss are the stakeholders of the company. If you were a Second Lieutenant, your boss would be a First Lieutenant. The bosses boss would be a Captain.
The bosses boss is the boss of your boss. The bosses boss is of a higher rank than your boss. For example, if you are a Managing Director your boss would be the Chief Executive Officer (CEO). The CEO's boss are the stakeholders of the company. If you were a Second Lieutenant, your boss would be a First Lieutenant. The bosses boss would be a Captain.
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isn't it chief executive officer? as int he boss
That would depend upon the specific structure of the company that you work for, but presumably, you boss also has a boss - even if he or she is the Chief Executive Officer, the company probably has a Board of Directors which outranks even him, and appointed him, so you have to go to your boss's boss to apply for your boss's position.
The Chief Executive Officer of an organization is the boss. They are at the top of the organization because they make strategic decisions about the organization.
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