Sentence examples for lure staff from inspiring English sources

Foreign institutions able to lure staff with higher salaries will make the situation worse, detractors of the Foreign Providers Bill point out.

However, there is a different issue arising here: inflated salary expectations from other parts of Europe when trying to lure staff.

Mr Mohseni, who runs radio and television stations, complains that the outsiders lure his staff with higher salaries and visas to the West.

His second, created with his brother Roy, was nearly destroyed by a jealous rival who lured away staff members and took over one of Walt's early cartoon characters, Oswald the Lucky Rabbit.

Many City firms have already increased salaries this year – notably the Swiss bank UBS – to lure and retain staff after paying low or no bonuses for 2008.

New ventures used stock options to lure away skilled staff, including Hanover's vice president of Internet commerce.

Hotels and shops see English-speaking staff lured away by call centres.

"It's money first and foremost," said Dr. Zulu Mahlangu, the acting medical superintendent of Mpilo, when asked what was luring away his staff.

Generally speaking an effort is made on the part of staff lured from their own festive hearths by the prospect of overtime.

along with putting the finishing touches on his coaching staff, luring several coaches down from East Carolina with him.

Proximity to Moscow helps lure both visitors and staff.