Sentence examples for imposed staff from inspiring English sources

Major museums in the United States cut staff numbers and salaries, instituted hiring freezes, and imposed staff furloughs without pay.

Nothing was imposed: staff were given a proposal to consider on an individual basis, and of our 250 hospitality staff, only one opted out, who remains with the company.

Sgt. Samuel's replacement was Calvin Gibbs, a physically imposing staff sergeant from Billings, Mont.

Martínez and Bartolo Colón are the premier pitchers on a less imposing staff.

Advance Publications, owned by the Newhouse family, said Thursday it would scale back the printed edition to three days a week and impose staff cuts as a way to reduce costs as well as shift its emphasis to expanded online coverage.

But elsewhere, nurses are meeting resistance from the hospitals, which are lobbying against legislation that would impose staffing requirements.

The company has also cut staff salaries, imposed a staff hiring freeze and reduced administrative spending.

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.

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.

The winnowing of operations most likely made the library and brand more attractive; any buyer would most certainly have imposed similar staff reductions.

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.