Sentence examples for concerns to staff from inspiring English sources

They also call for high-quality, statutory sex and relationships education to help young people understand about healthy relationships and consent; ensuring bullying policies address gender and violence against girls; and providing safe environments for children to report their concerns to staff.

"This is like the Red Sox saying, 'Let's see if we can go another 86 years without a World Series".' There is also the John Kerry who is constantly on a cellphone, seeking counsel from a wide circle or conveying concerns to staff members.

"When the length of time he had been absent became a cause of concern to staff yesterday afternoon they contacted police after a search of the site and attempts to contact the family were unsuccessful".

Other systems issues noted as a concern to staff included staff training, the availability of a second person to assist and a setup package for catheter insertion.

In particular, issues of concern to staff such as how to classify return visits, or common errors such as how to count the length of patient stay could be clarified in such a forum.

"This should not be of concern to staffing clients, as potential liability for temporary workers is the same as (and in some cases less than) liability for the client's internal employees, and can be mitigated and controlled by clients," American Staffing Association general counsel Stephen Dwyer wrote in an email.

Tony Fuller, one of the faculty leaders of our Bass Connections team, pressed our concerns to the staff, who eventually admitted that they didn't see the bed pumps as effective to begin with, even suggesting alternative interventions to replace the missing equipment.

"I raised my concerns to other staff members outside, explaining that this attendant was causing discomfort.

Thank you for expressing your concerns to my staff about our policies in the Middle East.

In a American Nurses Association survey of RNs (N = 7,353), 88% of respondents reported health and safety concerns related to work, 75% felt the quality of nursing care had declined in their work setting in the past 2 years, and 92% of those respondents related these concerns to inadequate staffing.

This is not a bad deal at all for the leader of a company, that is proving to have a concerning inability to staff the Olympic Park properly.