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In the White House the position is appointed by the president and serves on his behalf, conducting day-to-day duties such as managing the president's schedule, hiring staff members, filling other key positions throughout the administration, limiting access to the president, and coordinating legislstive proposals and votes with congressional party leaders and committee chairmen for the president's legislative agenda.
In the White House the position is appointed by the president and serves on his behalf, conducting day-to-day duties such as managing the president's schedule, hiring staff members, filling other key positions throughout the administration, limiting access to the president, and coordinating legislstive proposals and votes with congressional party leaders and committee chairmen for the president's legislative agenda.
The president's Chief of staff has a dual function overseeing two statutory entities, the Executive Office of the President (EOP), and the White House Office. The EOP has some members that require Senate approval, OMB Director, Trade Representative, and members of the Council of Economic Advisors for example, whereas positions in the White House Office are considered the president's personal staff.
==See also==
==See also==