Sentence examples for long-term staff from inspiring English sources

Entire departments vanished overnight, as long-term staff members were escorted out of the building.

Hundreds of long-term staff were made redundant when WH Smith took on an initial batch of post offices in 2006.

The union is also concerned about job losses after hundreds of long-term staff were made redundant when WH Smith took on its initial batch of post offices in 2006.

Since the launch of the sporadic industrial action this summer, the union has celebrated only one small victory over Amazon, when the company agreed to pay one-off Christmas bonuses to long-term staff of up to £500 each.

Congress should also instruct the Health Care Financing Administration to arrive at meaningful long-term staff ratios within two years to ensure quality care for all the residents of nursing homes.

Long-term staff members still remember her rare visits to the office — she'd come North from her native Mississippi to see her publisher and her agent, and to have lunch with her New Yorker editor, William Maxwell — and the pleasure that one took from her low, amused conversational tone, which lingered in the room after she'd gone, like a whiff of warm garden.

He pointed out there had been long-term staffing problems at London Bridge station with a lack of drivers.

Even with saving $150 million in demolition costs, the proposal would be enormously expensive in terms of bridge maintenance, new parking structures and pedestrian ramps on and off the bridge, new amenities, paying for security and long-term staffing.

It was also hurting the university workforce because universities were more likely to avoid long-term staffing decisions and offer short-term or casual positions when they weren't sure what their future funding would be.

Looking long term, staff with options will spread through the ecosystem.

These differences could be due to a number of factors, hospitals with high referrals but fewer clinics to treat children and those with various long term staffing issues resulting in reduced capacity.