Sentence examples for changes to the staff from inspiring English sources

Oea has resumed printing, with conservative changes to the staff.

For more than two decades with the firm, he had seen through changes to the staff uniform (tomato-red polo shirts, now) as well as a series of dispiriting adjustments to his daily workload.

He said: "We expect that staff across the NHS, if they see examples of poor care they blow the whistle on that, which is precisely why we have introduced changes to the staff contract".

The corporation has an underlying surplus of £249m, thanks to changes to the staff's pension scheme, which saved £45m, and the one-off sale of BBC Worldwide's magazines business for £95m.

The House of Commons Commission's report on Employment of Members' staff by the House, published yesterday, sets out proposed changes to the staff-employer relationship in the House of Commons.

I announced the change to the staff to let them all know I was 100% behind Louis taking over.

To manage the impact on staffing, organisations need to analyse the anticipated change to the staffing level, roles and expertise during the design phase, before commencing the process of migrating existing services to the cloud.

To keep rethinking the big picture, we run those one-hour monthly meetings with the senior staff and then bring changes to the whole staff when appropriate.

Jenkins discussed possible changes to the backroom staff with Laudrup, including involving Monk.

Whether that means changes to the coaching staff or to the players in the team, who knows?

Al Groh had become the head coach, and there were changes to the coaching staff and other operations of the team.