Sentence examples for loss staff from inspiring English sources

For inpatients was considered just income loss; Staff costs in the laboratory were based on proportional days spent on each laboratory procedure Costs of consumables and equipment were provided by the program as well as by the manufacturer.

If the university refuses to negotiate the proposed 128 job losses, staff say they will withhold exam results at the end of the month.

This restructuring of the central function will not see job losses, staff will be re-assigned to the three units, but the aim is to create a "lean corporate unit [that] will provide strategic support to the businesses, offering expertise in reward and talent development, strategic marketing, legal, group communications and M&A [mergers and acquisitions]".

UNICEF Flagship Publication: Empower Women to Help Children 4 December 2006 - Media Advisory UNICEF mourns loss of staff member in Kenya NEW YORK/NAIROBI, 4 December 2006 – UNICEF expressed deep sorrow at the death of staff member Patrick Macharia on December 3rd in Kenya.

UNICEF mourns loss of staff member in Kenya NEW YORK/NAIROBI, 4 December 2006 – UNICEF expressed deep sorrow at the death of staff member Patrick Macharia on December 3rd in Kenya.

UNICEF mourns loss of staff member in Baghdad blast NEW YORK, 19 August 2003 –  UNICEF expressed deep sorrow at the deaths of United Nations staff members today, including one of its own, in the blast at UN headquarters in Baghdad.

The strongest indicator that the tightrope between cutting spending and maintaining quality is wobbling badly, is the serious loss of staff morale throughout the NHS.

Ashdown, though believing the loss of staff photographers is to the detriment of papers, says: "I live in the real world.

Cuts to legal aid services, including the family violence prevention legal service, have in many areas already resulted in closures and loss of staff, despite government assurances there would be no effect on frontline services.

"There is no indication on how these departments will function after the loss of staff, and because we only offer joint honours degrees a cut in one department will have more knock-on effects".

He argues that the loss of staff must hamper the papers' ability to carry out its watchdog function - "to investigate, ask questions of those in authority and champion the causes of its readers".