Sentence examples for keep staffing from inspiring English sources

Tim Moore, Markit senior economist, said the industry's revival "should keep staffing levels moving strongly upwards" during 2014.

Without a broad network, you will be tempted to keep staffing your project with the "usual suspects". The research is clear on this one: for a more innovative and profitable result, over time you are better off with a mix of newcomers and old-timers, and a mix of people who work well together and people who have never worked together before.

In addition, subcontractors had cost-plus contracts with Alyeska for staffing, so there was no incentive to keep staffing levels low.

But the president tends to keep staffing decisions close to his chest, often announcing his choices after lengthy cliffhangers.

The Uniformed Firefighters Association and the Uniformed Fire Officers Association have filed an action with the city's Office of Collective Bargaining seeking to keep staffing at the current level.

The judicial conference announced on Aug. 16 that it would try to keep staffing of the public defenders program at current levels by delaying payments to court-appointed private lawyers and reducing by $15 an hour the rate at which they were paid.

He has kept staffing levels down and gone further than any other group to integrate the operations of regional and national newspapers.

Mr Waley-Cohen says keeping everyone in the loop can be difficult - the company now uses a daily newsletter to keep staff connected.

How do savvy businesses keep staff engaged?

It will keep staff in 120 countries including Pakistan.

We keep staff in the loop when it comes to big changes.