Sentence examples for better for staff from inspiring English sources

Mike Ashley says he is committed to making conditions better for staff at Shirebrook.

"These contracts can be better for staff than casual arrangements and can save on agency fees for employers," Beeston says.

A more even distribution of case time throughout the day-, and evening shifts diminishes peaks and troughs, which is better for staff and patients, as it reduces stress and potential medical errors [ 22, 23].

They give much less priority to "better pay for staff", "better buildings" and "giving academics more time for research".

He called for better training for staff in ethics, more cancer support groups and better communication.

He recommended introduction of a national regulator, as well as better training for staff.

The Communication Workers Union welcomed the deal between BT and EE, which employs about 13,000 people, saying that it should bring job security and better terms for staff.

Better education for staff: Our research has shown in the past that even social and health care professionals do not get much education about how to care for people with dementia.

Dan Schwarzmann, joint administrator and partner at PricewaterhouseCoopers, said: "We have now focused on one party as they are interested in acquiring a wider team, which should result in a better deal for staff and creditors of these businesses.

Retailers including Marks & Spencer and Tesco are also expected to be targeted in a continuation of last year's action, in which campaigners went to a number of companies' annual shareholder meetings to demand better pay for staff.

The King's Fund called for better training for staff, leadership and involvement of patients to ensure the co-ordination of care improved.