Sentence examples for imposed on staff from inspiring English sources

Fortnums began consulting with staff at Heathrow just weeks after a government report said charges imposed on staff tips by employers should be scrapped or limited.

Staff protests have forced HSBC to abandon a pay freeze imposed on staff less than two weeks ago, even though its chief executive has warned of the "very challenging operating environment" this year.

The warning that new terms and conditions could be imposed on staff was in a cabinet report by the authority's chief executive, Paul Orders.

Disputes or challenges may arise from the restrictions or requirements imposed on staff, patients and families during a pandemic influenza outbreak.

If change is unilaterally imposed on library staff, the overall organizational culture can shift to one of distrust, frustration, and anger towards library administration.

A "duty of candour" should be imposed on NHS staff, the report said.

No amount of money or prestige could further justify the abuse that has been imposed on our staff and clients".

Though confidentiality agreements are common in redundancy settlements, the terms being imposed on Independent staff go beyond usual protections for commercially sensitive information.

As construction delays mounted and his impatience grew, he imposed on his staff what he called Tozzoli's Rules, a set of inflexible and often idiosyncratic dicta designed to help him beat the clock and the odds, including one that decreed that no meeting should last longer than 17 minutes.

Other conditions would also be imposed on all staff including a three year pay freeze.

To examine the time burden of managing neovascular age-related macular degeneration (AMD) imposed on physicians, staff, patients, and caregivers.