Sentence examples for keeping staff from inspiring English sources

He had trouble keeping staff.

She says: "Keeping staff in small agencies is difficult.

Which all adds to the problems of recruiting – and keeping – staff.

Keeping staff and volunteers going in those circumstances is a challenge.

Problems with keeping staff skills up to date in "new surgical techniques", with processes described as "weak or unclear".

While Christmas parties are not specifically mentioned, he does highlight the critical importance of keeping staff motivated "to drive performance and the wellbeing of public servants".

With so few young people, volunteer fire departments are having trouble keeping staffing at safe levels.

"My primary concern is resources," said the commissioner, who blamed the economic crisis for keeping staffing at what he called undesirable levels.

If it's assumed that job automation has and will continue (in the short term, at least) to result in some form of job loss, automation's defenders point out that many of the jobs that will ultimately be displaced will be jobs that "no one really wants," or at the very least, positions that employers have difficulty keeping staffed.

Last week, Reuters reported that some businesses are keeping staffing numbers below 50 or cutting the work week to less than 30 hours to avoid providing employee health insurance.

The downside of keeping staffing levels the same for the remainder of the tax season means there will be a harder hit to the IRS after April 15 in order for it to catch up with its required budget cuts.