Sentence examples for relocating staff from inspiring English sources

The report said: "The BBC did not apply a consistent approach to checking that relocating staff had actually incurred the costs they were claiming".

Leased by the BBC from property and transport conglomerate the Peel Group, it will cost £877m over the next 20 years, with a further £90m spent on relocating staff and departments from London.

In a letter to the Treasury select committee he even argued: "Goldman Sachs is considering relocating staff and JP Morgan is reviewing whether or not to axe plans to open a new European headquarters in Canary Wharf".

Specifically, she notes the cost of relocating staff and the strong possibility that the change will meet fierce resistance from several groups, including the IT division, which would be responsible for supporting a large number of employees in remote locations.

Sammy Naghi, a lawyer with Taylor Hampton who helps migrants mainly to Australia still the favourite destination for British leavers, though the pound goes less far there than it did says struggling self-employed parents make up the bulk of his clientele, although companies are increasingly relocating staff to more dynamic economies too.

The local authority said it hoped to raise money by selling some of its buildings and relocating staff members.

A SIMULATION PROJECT was performed to assist with redesign of the surgery department of a large tertiary hospital and to help administrators make the best decisions about relocating, staffing, and equipping the central sterilization department.

The board has recommended the school of arts and humanities closes the department and relocates staff to other allied schools.

To prevent redundancies, managers relocate staff to teach English, maths and any other subject they can find some hours for.

"In the worst case Swiss asset managers could be forced to relocate staff to inside the EU," says Matthäus Den Otter of the Swiss Funds Association.

His latest criticism of the UN has rattled the institution enough that they have announced plans to relocate staff should the harsh rhetoric continue.