Sentence examples for introduced staff from inspiring English sources

If law is introduced, staff will have no doubt what to do, and they would have legal protection from recrimination which presently can follow when a member of staff takes the conscientious step of reporting".

Hefce said providers had introduced staff training, processes to deal with external speakers expressing extremist views, and clear routes for sharing and reporting concerns about individuals who might be vulnerable to being drawn into terrorism.

Others, such as King's College London, have introduced staff appraisals once a year at which postdocs can sit down with managers and identify personal targets and appropriate training courses for the coming year.

Fay Maxted, chief executive of The Survivors Trust, said: "If law is introduced, staff will have no doubt what to do, and they would have legal protection from recrimination which presently can follow when a member of staff takes the conscientious step of reporting".

For example, less experienced staff members tend to adhere better to protocols and newly introduced staff may want to demonstrate their performance to supervisors by being more compliant with protocols.

In return, CharityWorks promised to publicize the partnerships, raise money on the charities' behalf and introduce staff members to high-level supporters.

One of his key strengths has been introducing staff training at Pets at Home and Halfords to improve customer service and retain employees, offering them the opportunity to earn more money by gaining qualifications.

Last week, Joyce and Peter presented to staff here at PUL on "The Future of Library Catalog Data: A View from Technical Services" as a way of introducing staff to basic concepts of linked data, and to the linked data-related work we have been doing in Tech Services.

The courses are designed to provide fundamental information about the field of research administration, as well as introduce staff to the structure of research administration at Duke.

However, the extensive workshops conducted by the MOPH to introduce staff members to concepts of quality and accreditation were successful in overcoming this challenge.

A concept note for replication of this model in a different context is under development and will serve as a basis for introducing staff support and staff well-being systems into the regions once funding is secured.