Sentence examples for posting of staff from inspiring English sources

In terms of human resources, a case study in Tanzania found that decentralized recruitment resulted in a more realistic distribution of staff compared to centralized recruitment, where the posting of staff was less responsive to the specific needs of the districts [ 3].

Better evidence is needed on workforce mobility e.g. how to measure and improve staff deployment, recruitment and retention, as well as posting and transfer of staff to remote and underserved areas [ 16].

WHO has provided guidelines to increase access and retain workers in rural and remote areas [ 45] and there have been attempts to outline new concepts for posting and transfer of staff [ 46].

The Huffington Post Chief of Staff, Koda M. Wang, moderated the Rethinking panel by asking the panelists to explain why global initiatives need both the public and private sector.

Other tour operators are expected to take the easier option of posting staff members as hosts at lift bases, restaurants and other key points on the slopes.

"Included in that is reliable information suggesting there is a high threat to Australian interests in Bangladesh and the knowledge that the Australian Government has authorised the dependants of posted diplomatic staff in Bangladesh to return home to Australia.

He held several posts as chief-of-staff and in military administration.

His chance came in July 1944, after he had been promoted to colonel and reassigned to the post of chief of staff to the Reserve Army Command; this post gave him access to situation conferences personally attended by Hitler.

During the administration Howe's official title was Secretary to the President, a role equivalent to the current White House Chief of Staff posting.

So he created a new post of chief of staff to integrate the two sides.

Further ensuring loyalty, he raised a lower-ranking general, Mahmoud Hegazy, to the key post of chief of staff.