Sentence examples for boosted staff from inspiring English sources

In unreformed Scotland the glut of cash notably boosted staff numbers more than staff activity.The Nuffield authors did find that Scots had a rosier view of the general running of their NHS than people in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.

It added 10,000 jobs over the past year, boosting staff numbers to 141,192.

For me the new year is all about boosting staff morale".

PR firms also undertake pro bono work for environmental causes to burnish their reputations, or boost staff morale.

The Chancellor is closing the loophole which has enabled employers to boost staff remuneration with cost-efficient perks.

Mr Monahan said this was partly due to a different approach to measuring staff attitudes, but new efforts will be made to boost staff satisfaction levels.

Consultant Simon Cohen believes having a company-wide aspiration to make a positive difference will also boost staff motivation and lead to an increase in productivity and efficiency.

Katja Hall, the CBI's chief policy director, said: "We're starting to see the recovery have an impact on business plans to hire, with more than half of firms boosting staff numbers next year and more opportunities for young people.

So the theory is that "mutuals" would boost staff engagement in the NHS, allowing it to cope with cuts, yet improving standards by being more responsive to patients' needs.

A half-eaten banana that she had signed fetched £1,650 on eBay last year, and is now on display in the owner's insurance company office in Middlesex, to "boost staff morale".

The new boss of Argos, John Rogers, is planning a remarkable nationwide tour in an attempt to boost staff morale and improve customer service at the catalogue retailer after it was bought by Sainsbury's.