Sentence examples for longstanding staff from inspiring English sources

A number of longstanding staff gained £100,000 plus under the previous bonus scheme – the same people who qualify for pensions and sick leave when zero-hours staff do not.

The researcher, a longstanding staff member, had previously taught midwifery students but excluded herself from teaching in the program at the time of the study.

First, Dimitriy Medvedev, the president's longstanding chief of staff.

The Labour MP Siobhain McDonagh said the proposal "still falls short of the offer that longstanding and loyal staff from Britain's premier retailer really deserve".

The council also faced two rounds of strike action earlier this year following the decision to make a longstanding member of staff redundant because of her campaigning issues around council housing.

But I would have none of this, all of them except for one kitchen maid being old and devoted staff of longstanding..

The guidance reiterates the longstanding policy that our staff must report any abuses so that, when possible, we can take action.

The officials who resigned accused him of appointing 10 of his allies in senior posts, forcing out longstanding and better-qualified staff members, and appropriating funds to move to expensive new offices in a different district of Kabul.

For Harden, the agency's success has come down to the creation of longstanding trust between his staff, Israel and Palestinian leaders and the people controlling the purse strings back in the US.

Operatives at the committee recalled how few of Mr. McCain's top aides had longstanding relationships with Mr. Bush's staff at the organization.

"Ministers should be working hard to win the Canning byelection rather than backgrounding against a colleague to scapegoat a potential loss," said Sinodinos, who was the longstanding and respected chief of staff to former prime minister John Howard.