Sentence examples for made to staff from inspiring English sources

After the trust discusses the issue at its next meeting on 22 September, an announcement is due to be made to staff in early October.

HM Revenue and Customs are pursuing the club over offshore payments made to staff around the turn of the century and, although Rangers have vowed to defend their claim vigorously, Johnston admitted a great deal of uncertainty remained.

Councilwoman Elisa Chan, who voted against it, angered supporters when secretly recorded comments she made to staff members about gays and lesbians became public in The San Antonio Express-News.

In an announcement due to be made to staff on Tuesday, the BBC will promise a more "focused and distinctive service" with a number of well-known services either closed or scaled down over the next 12 months.

The treatment of Sun journalists arrested over allegedly bribery of public officials remains the source of considerable anger among Wapping staff – as evidenced by the leaking of a recording of comments Murdoch made to staff.

Emails seen by police indicated that payments to "sources" were openly referred to within The Sun. "There is recognition by the journalists that this behaviour is illegal, reference being made to staff 'risking losing their pension or job', to the need for 'care' and to the need for 'cash payments'," Ms Akers added.

It is one of eight commitments Jenkins will make to staff, customers, shareholders and what he calls society in a few months.

The announcement, made to the staff yesterday, came after six months of searching and speculation.

A spokeswoman for Mr. Hinojosa said he stood by his remarks because of statements the family made to his staff.

Changes will be made to current staff pension arrangements.

"It is a point I made to the staff and to the players.