Sentence examples for faster staff from inspiring English sources

Part of Jobandtalent's business pivot last year was to switch focus from enterprise recruitment to mobilizing hiring for SMEs with faster staff turnover needs — meaning it started competing directly with recruitment agencies like Adecco.

Procter has a reputation for being a difficult editor and has always had a fast staff turnover - once referred to as 'a non-stop seal cull'.

"I first worked for him in the Gulf war, and General McChrystal was the sharpest, fastest staff officer I have ever come across – and I had been serving for 20 years at that point," said Lamb. "He could take ideas, concepts, directions, and he could turn them into language, into understanding, and pass it out at an electric rate".

Unlock 4 fast staff ghosts.

You will see a message at the bottom of your screen after the race informing you that "A fast staff ghost has appeared!".

In fact the settlements were less harsh than they sounded because of "pay drift", whereby actual earnings rise faster as staff get paid more through promotions and the like; for nurses, for example, this averages an additional 1.5% a year.

If you beat the ghost by a significant amount (sometimes 2 seconds, sometimes more), you'll get an announcement that you've unlocked a new (faster) "Expert Staff Ghost".

India used to be cheaper, but salaries for graduates, engineers and programmers have been climbing fast and staff turnover at IT companies can reach 30-40% a year.

Its fast-growing staff, which already fills a few floors of a former furniture warehouse in Boston's north end, just spilled over into a new building nearby.

Sweat and fatigue build so fast that staff in west Africa are limited to two or sometimes three 45-minute sessions in coveralls a day, says Hélène Esnault, a MSF nurse now working in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Its recent iftar – the evening meal breaking the Ramadan fast – for staff and their families blended western corporate style with speeches, an MC and a live band; there was barely a beard and no turbans in sight.