Sentence examples for relaxed staff from inspiring English sources

The atmosphere is relaxed; staff interact with the children in a lively, fun way – 19 staff are former pupils; 14 pupils are children of staff.

Fresh food and a friendly, relaxed staff.

Fresh flowers, wooden furniture, high thatched roofs and a relaxed staff make this a great place for a long breakfast, an escape from the midday heat or the perfect spot to drink the Mexican Petit Sirah over dinner.

The happiness of the more relaxed staff also spins the wheel of karma in your favor, occasionally manifesting as surprise deliveries of Mozart bonbons and Hubert champagne.

Relaxing staff ratios will ultimately offer nurseries a degree of flexibility to focus on the best qualified staff and highest standards of care for children and the introduction of childminder agencies will help those sole practitioners who operate to a high standard get the support network they need to thrive and reduce costly registration practices.

Take a tour of Petworth House and the atmosphere is so relaxed, the staff so convivial, that the paintings practically leap into your handbag.

In fact, in an attempt to ensure that Britain became the first country not to experience a serious comedown after its Olympics as the system relaxed, key staff drifted away and funding was cut, the amount for Olympic sports was marginally increased, from £264m to £274m.

There's fishing and plenty of gentle woodland walks nearby but if you just want to relax, helpful staff can arrange spa treatments in the privacy of your room.

But it had argued that relaxing the staff to child ratios for certain age groups could enable nurseries to reduce their costs and therefore be more affordable, and has proposed allowing the ratio of staff to children aged two to three to be raised from one to four, to one to six.

The food is great, the vibe is relaxed and the staff are laid-back but efficient.

Each summer the student government association hosts the Watermelon Bash, the school's oldest standing tradition marking the end of summer, allowing students to relax while faculty and staff serve watermelon.