Sentence examples for make staffing from inspiring English sources

Massachusetts is the first state to voluntarily make staffing plans public.

"Schools are best placed to make staffing decisions to reflect their individual needs.

Mr. Horn is likely to make staffing changes, but is not expected to change the studio's operating strategy, or size.

Intimidation, vandalism and assault and the fear of them make staffing clinics difficult, and make a job that is already emotionally demanding tougher.

In Race to the Top's 500-point scoring system, states can earn at least 58 points for developing more robust evaluation systems and using them to make staffing decisions, like who should get tenure.

Shortly before leaving the Pentagon, former Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta granted Admiral McRaven new authority to make staffing decisions in the Special Operations units assigned to the regional commanders.

Both companies were forced to make staff cuts last year.

"We don't make staff carry the bags".

Would Circle just come in and make staff redundant?

Another reason is that many troubled companies have chosen not to make staff redundant.

The Doughnut is designed to make staff talk to their colleagues.