Sentence examples for more permanent staff from inspiring English sources

They have employed more permanent staff.

He added: "Trusts clearly do want more permanent staff, both to ensure quality of care for patients but also for good financial reasons.

The company will take on 3,500 more permanent staff as its fast-delivery service, launched a year ago, reaches more than a third of the UK population.

Chief executive Alan Blake said the company is looking to recruit more permanent staff in the UK.

The trust's chief executive, Averil Dongworth, said: "We are working hard to recruit more permanent staff to our emergency departments.

"We need to bring in more permanent staff to get that stable workforce for the next few years, which is best for the children we serve," said Sue Butcher, assistant director for specialist services.

NIH should limit support for graduate students to 5 years (and another 5 years for postdocs), the report says, and NIH and institutions should use fewer trainees and rely more on permanent staff scientists.

There is global evidence that hiring agency nurses costs up to three times more than permanent staff (18, 23, 24, 27, 45).

NCAR is home to more than 950 permanent staff, including more than 120 "ladder-track" scientists.

If the funding was continual then I'd be able to spend more on permanent staffing, but I can't because I don't know how long the pupil premium will last".

Staff that have left have been replaced by locum social workers who are being paid at least £8 per hour (after tax), more than existing permanent staff.