Sentence examples for get staff in from inspiring English sources

"For us as a humanitarian organization, it's extremely difficult for us to get permission to get staff in," Dr. McMaster said.

Recruiting methods such as these are more resource-intensive at a time when there is a lot of pressure on managers to get staff in quickly to their frontline roles.

Business leaders reckon a government bid to restrict immigration means they will struggle to get staff in some specialist roles.

But how this translates into action and whether it will mean we will be able to get staff and supplies in remains to be seen".

They're getting staff to bring in products into the hospital to be put on display, and then delivered out to the needy who require them," he said.

Many firms have spent a great deal of time getting staff involved in sustainability.

It gets staff involved in good causes, hoping that this will motivate them more broadly at work.

She got staff members to take in her dry-cleaning and watch "adorable" Elizabeth in the office.

"Not only that we'd have to get extra staff in to cover our shift and we wouldn't be able to go with them".

You've got a lot of prisons that are classed as red sites – certain prisons that have got real issues haven't got enough staff in post to deliver [a] full regime.

"If I can help them out for a few years, do a restructuring, get a staff in place which is going to be there for a long time and hopefully help them get a better collective bargaining agreement, it's something I'd think I want to do, because I like them".