"human staff" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to the people that make up an organization's workforce. For example: "The company's human staff are the cornerstone of its success."
Human staff will soon be obsolete.
The robots will be joined by human staff, initially.
These are crises of a kind that can only be solved by the employment, over many years, of an army of dedicated professional and semi-professional human staff.
Rather than requiring human staff to trawl through hours of recordings, West uses Nexidia's technology to search for keywords and phases, such as positive or negative adjectives, or the names of competitors.
Some of those questions are automated, and others come from the human staff.
Thus, new therapy must have clinical equipoise to satisfy ethical concerns [6, 7] and to justify the resources (trial subjects, human staff and financial resources) required.
EsTC guidelines encompass 260 items of human (staffing, training, skills) and physical (equipment, supplies) resources that are essential or desirable for trauma and emergency care, depending on the level of the facility [7].
One thousand and eighty-six stool samples of healthy humans (staff members of a food-processing company which were screened for the occurrence of salmonellae) were collected in September 2014.
In other cases, a human resources staff member, faculty adviser, or ombudsperson handles them.
Most companies now using the voluntary program have human resources staff, he said.
"Our human rights staff in Abidjan are looking into this and monitoring it.
