Sentence examples for high-performing staff from inspiring English sources

American firms are more aggressive in promoting and rewarding high-performing staff, for instance; they are also quicker to remove underperformers.

Unlike other US technology firms, Amazon's competitive nature can see high-performing staff see significant bonuses, often in stock, but without the free food and other perks the likes of Google and Facebook offer.

The Prime Minister said he wanted to drive up recruitment standards in prisons by boosting schemes to attract graduates to the profession and by introducing a "financial incentive scheme" for high-performing staff.

Creating a high-performing school without staff being overstretched is a balancing act.

The Fletchers' culture is designed to recognise and reward high performing staff.

In a separate development, Labour has denied Conservative claims that if the government were to block large bonuses at the RBS that it would damage the bank's ability to hold onto high performing staff.

In particular, know what they expect from staff and how they reward high performing staff.

He proposes awarding $1,000 bonuses to the staff members of high-performing schools, from principals to janitors.

Each of these four settings was categorised into (1) high-performing or low-performing hospital and (2) high-performing or low-performing service.

The survey also included questions pertaining to quality improvement in AMI care adapted from the SAMI instrument, which was developed through qualitative research with hospital staff to determine organizational characteristics that differentiated high-performing from low-performing hospitals on the basis of 30-day risk-standardized mortality rates for AMI [ 45, 46].

The Super League leaders' statement continued:  "Whilst it remains clear to the Wigan staff that Sean is a highly skilled and competent coach, he has found it difficult as a new staff member to integrate into the disciplined and already high-performing culture at the Wigan club.