"required staff" is correct and can be used in written English.
It usually refers to people or personnel who are needed to do a certain job or perform a certain task. For example, "Our company is hiring additional required staff to manage the new project."
"Many retail jobs required staff to work for 16 hours each week, with overtime payable for any hours worked beyond that.
Officials in the Bush administration have taken a similar position, saying that a three-hour standard does not take into account a variety of specific conditions, and they have opposed required staff ratios.
Rob Halkyard recalls the occasion she led a colleague to believe that an event required staff to dress in full scout uniform – a tricky look for a grown man to pull off when everyone else is in business-casual.
During pilot testing, some stores managed with their existing teams, while others required staff to work more hours or hired additional personnel.
However, other job roles also required staff to come in contact with FCC providers including food and nutrition specialists, mental health and nurse consultants, and QRIS specialists or coaches (see Table 2).
Chinese newspapers alleged that the travel agencies would invent fictitious conferences that required staff travel, and the budget would then be used to bribe doctors to prescribe GSK drugs.
Based on the forecast, required staffing levels for a set of time periods, a set of shift types that best covers the demand must be determined.
However, these practices cannot help death march programs that are expected to deliver under impossible schedule deadlines with inadequate funding and without the required staffing with essential skills.
Sound catchment management planning requires staff, resources, expertise and cash.
The new rules of engagement, the diplomat said, would require staff members to behave less aggressively.
The process requires staff to assess their department's gender statistics and reflect on the evidence.
