The phrase "paper staff" is not a commonly used term in written English. It is possible that it may refer to a group or team of people who work for a newspaper or publishing company. However, without further context, it is difficult to determine its exact meaning. Examples: - The paper staff worked tirelessly to meet the deadline for the new issue. - The paper staff of the Washington Times attended a conference on journalism ethics. - I was a part of the paper staff in college, where I wrote articles for the school newspaper.
Shortly after the sale of the paper, staff at the Blade sought a vote to unionize with the help of the Washington-Baltimore Newspaper Guild. Washington-Baltimore Newspaper Guild
Staff, in the OST field, have multiple job titles but for the purposes of this paper staff will be referred to as youth workers.
Maybe it's getting to know the teachers, or being in the paper staff.
The same day I visited Mohsen Sazgara, a former aide to Ayatollah Khomeini, now a reformer, who is opening a paper staffed by and directed at Iranian students.
The group's chief executive, Murdoch MacLennan, had been steadily building a paper staffed by former Daily Mail colleagues – a group that includes Tony Gallagher, who became the Telegraph's editor in November, but not Lewis.
These programmes dictated the style of offices, shops, vans, writing-paper, staff uniforms and every instance where the company introduced or identified itself.
In addition, the papers' staff will provide comprehensive 24/7 news, sports and analysis of the area at PasadenaSun.com, which launches Thursday, said Dan Evans, editor of all four papers.
But though she is well-schooled in the basics -- firm handshake, straight-ahead manner and careful talking points -- Grimes launched her campaign without a website, position papers, staff or much of anything else.
The papers' staffs will play a key role in the project.
In all, 37 papers explored staff perspectives, eight papers featured patient perspectives and six featured 'family' perspectives.
But the paper's staff association expressed "extreme dissatisfaction and anger", and asked whether the sacking was about "punishing staff members who have different opinions on editorial issues".
