Sentence examples for retained staff from inspiring English sources

A spokesperson said it retained staff loyalty in part because of its tips policy.

The trend got a big push during the economic downturn in the 1990s, when big companies retained staff but changed their status to non-regular workers and hired temps whenever openings emerged.

Some brigades, including London, have hired contractors to provide cover, while others will rely on part-time and retained staff.

This may be explained by the large staff reductions and reorganisations in the public sector during the nineties, with higher workload for the retained staff as a consequence [ 14].

Retaining staff is the islands' greatest challenge.

Medway has historically had difficulties retaining staff.

An oral agreement is the traditional way to retain staff.

Wenman said it was getting more difficult to hire and retain staff.

Ahmad is calling for better support for the sector, especially in attracting and retaining staff.

But he said Goldman had a duty to its employees and to retain staff.

On top of this, schools are now experiencing increased difficulties in retaining staff.