Sentence examples for benefit staff from inspiring English sources

He also pointed out that the measure would benefit staff, who are often ignorant of their employer's tips policy.

Hazards of Office MAYOR MICHAEL R. BLOOMBERG'S brief appearance at a Tuesday evening benefit for the Irvington Institute for Immunological Research -- eight minutes, tops -- drew a question from a woman on the benefit staff as he slipped out of the Pierre: "You didn't like the food?" "He said, 'Oh, no, I didn't taste the food.

That it is something that will benefit staff and patients.

It is therefore important to find interventions to increase the wellbeing of staff that will not only benefit staff themselves but also residents and care providers.

This research may benefit staff in aged care facilities by establishing an intervention for mental health issues that is fun, economical, and easy to use.

Importantly for the participants, one of the effects of this consistency in information was that it would also benefit staff: It will be less stressful...Because of always having to repeat the same thing over and over, and correct other people's wrong advice without actually telling them that midwife has given them wrong advice per se (FG 1).

Most employers have a human resources or benefits staff member who can help.

International work benefits staff development, enthusiasm and confidence: Collaboration on international projects, has seen staff benefit significantly in terms of professional development.

To officials at St . Barnabas Hospitalin the Bronx, replacing an overcrowded parking lot with a five-story parking garage would end the daily hassle of fighting for a space, benefiting staff members and visitors alike.

Only a smattering of the non-homeless folk knew the current meaning of the word: the frequently deployed right of benefits staff to cut off payments to claimants as a result of any infringement, from lateness to swearing.

This will require some training for your Diversity, HR and Benefits staff.