Sentence examples for benefit of staff from inspiring English sources

Together we will build the pre-eminent U.K. financial institution to the benefit of staff, customers and shareholders".

Jay offers a strong critique of the asylum system, drawing on Erving Goffman's study Asylums (1961), which painted a picture of "total institutions" isolated from the world and run for the benefit of staff rather than patients.

With the benefit of staff who had been vacationing and unavailable during the first four days of the investigation, and a new senior engineering employee, as we examined the more comprehensive audit on Monday of the actual database tables that were stolen it became clear that there was more information in the tables than we had originally disclosed.

Radiographers have to ensure a safe working environment for the benefit of staff, patients and visitors and are also legally accountable for their professional actions and for any negligence regarding to patient's care [ 9, 11].

The primary purpose of this research is to develop a representative staff planning model which captures the balance of cost and benefits of staff flexibility for a service facility.

Working closely with BITC on research they have designed and conducted into the business benefits of staff volunteering helped develop our own thinking around better integrating staff community involvement into the business.

Consequently, the development of a toolkit was commissioned to provide NHS employers with a framework for collecting evidence of the potential organisational benefits of staff involvement in international partnership working [ 17].

The average cost per home care case was $9,934, which consisted of $3,948 for dressings, $38 for oral and IV antibiotics, $739 for physician and clinic visits, and $5,209 for the home care (wages and benefits of staff).

Other barriers reported by health centres in developing community (external) linkages included shortage of resources (eg vehicles for transport), under-recognition of the worth and benefits of staff working out in the community, and lack of effective communication networks and support arrangements with other organisations.

These programs are not for the benefit of the staff — the staff is meant to support the mission.

The paper highlights the benefits of staff-student collaboration in the design and production of game resources, and in particular, the potential for harnessing students' experiences of teaching and learning through feeding it into curriculum development.