The phrase "how much staff" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to ask about the quantity or number of people working in a particular organization or company. Example: "How much staff does the company have?" This sentence is asking about the number of employees working for the company.
The company would not disclose how much staff received from the "optional service charge".
Primark refused to state how much staff are paid, but said rates were "competitive with that of similar retailers".
Establish how much staff time will be needed and a budget to set up and run the system.
The main aim of this study was to determine how much staff at the Clermont-Ferrand university hospital, France, knew about influenza and its relation with the vaccinal rate.
The link that emerged between pensions and wages was not the original focus of the thinktank's researchers – its chief economist Matthew Whitaker was attempting to fathom out how much staff and the self-employed have lost from the UK's flatlined productivity and how a rise in productivity would feed into future wages.
Snapdeal is not disclosing revenues, user numbers, or how much staff is now working at the company.
How much staffing and funding is allocated to the sustainability function?
American spy agencies determine how much staffing and resources they can devote to a "target" based on guidelines laid out in the matrix, and each subject is assigned a number from zero to five, with five being the lowest priority level.
The district said it also underestimated how much staffing it would need to oversee the project, and has had to tack on an extra $7 million for increased fees for more architects, engineers, project managers, inspectors and other related costs.
Sales reps are most effective when they have the right amount of support staff, but exactly how much support staff does a company need, and how should it be structured?
Q: How much are staff paid?
