Sentence examples for long-serving staff from inspiring English sources

Out went stodgy old room furnishings and most of the long-serving staff.

It gives them health checks and advice on managing stress, and regularly has ceremonies to congratulate long-serving staff.

Where other senators cultivated a loyal, long-serving staff, the irascible Moynihan produced a distinguished alumni association.

Vice has a 12-month limit on freelance contracts, with many long-serving staff moving to payroll.

For example, the best hotels often have long-serving staff (the average tenure at the Bangkok Mandarin Oriental is 14 years) and a happy atmosphere.

Under Glick's predecessor Christopher Bones, the charity had undergone a period of restructuring, marked by a number of departures of long-serving staff, including Partridge.

Now, William F. Harrison, a long-serving assistant staff director, faces disciplinary action for insubordination.

Out, too, went several long-serving backroom staff, including players' confidant Henri Emile, and Zidane's favourite osteopath, Philippe Boixel.

Long-serving shop staff fear they could face pay cuts that could potentially cost thousands of pounds after M&S removed premiums for working Sundays and antisocial hours, trimmed bank holiday payments and changed pension payments.

Under Alibaba's proposal to the Hong Kong exchange, nominations for the majority of its board seats would be made by a committee of more than 20 partners, including the co-founder and executive chairman, Jack Ma, top lieutenants and other long-serving senior staff members, according to the person.

Their formula for success: The right size store for the community (2,700 square feet), a good location (patronized by residents and summer visitors), dedicated employees (the new store kept the long-serving Waldenbooks staff), and a carefully chosen mix of titles, geared toward customers' interests and employee picks.