Sentence examples for raised staff from inspiring English sources

It recently raised staff levels and now takes a closer look at applications, requiring better documentation of claims.

The chief executive, Howard Schultz, said service improved in the US after Starbucks raised staff pay and improved benefits.

When Daniel Pelka was killed by his mother and her partner, the serious case review criticised his school, Little Heath primary in Coventry, for failing to report incidents that raised staff suspicions.

Garrett Martin, deputy director of the Royal College of Nursing, said they had raised staff concerns with management some 18 months ago.

The extra money disappeared into paying off deficits, raising staff pay and on higher drugs bills.

"All the evidence shows that engaging employees in corporate volunteering and community activities raises staff satisfaction and makes them feel more positive about their employer.

In the opening months of his tenure, Mr. Romney vetoed a Massachusetts House plan to create new committees and raise staff members' pay, and the legislators rejected his flagship proposal, a nearly 600-page plan to overhaul the state bureaucracy.

Raising staff quality is the key to improving children's early development, so these measures are good news and increasing flexibility on child-to-staff ratios is one way of containing costs.

The real way to improve restaurant life is to eliminate the capricious practice of tipping, to raise staff salaries to a decent level and to develop some kind of delicious but no-cal crème brûlée.

Though the prize money was a small part of the total needed, it came at exactly the right moment - raising staff morale and bolstering the group's credibility with other grant-givers, who have awarded some £1.5m in the past five years.

She said changing ratios would "dilute" the effects of raising staff quality.