Sentence examples for retraining of staff from inspiring English sources
"It will require fundamental change to the way we deliver services and will require substantial retraining of staff".
The study said that such changes would be "difficult and costly," requiring research and retraining of staff and more involvement of doctors in the ratings process.
"This reorganisation plus the investment in technology and retraining of staff will better position us for the future in what will be a dramatically different media economy and commercial environment".
He is also expected to stress that the BBC must now invest in new technology, retraining of staff and in new offices to replace the "dingy, cramped mid-20th century warrens" it currently occupies.
Hypothesis testing results indicate that between organizational structure, information technology, organizational culture, human resources, training and retraining of staff and knowledge management in the municipality of Rasht city has a significant relationship.
At this point retraining of staff and the introduction of quality improvement measures occurred and observed sensitivity improved slightly to 95.1% over the final two months of observation.
Evidence presented highlights the need for new strategies that integrate retraining of existing staff with longer-term staff development to ensure staff retention.
Retraining of existing staff or training of new staff is also available.
At the same time it is hiring 5,000 engineers and retraining thousands of staff in software and services.
The interventions initiated specifically included retraining of pediatric staff about 1) no reuse of single use saline flushes, 2) transmission of bloodborne pathogens with an emphasis on nonviral pathogens, and 3) removal of multidose vials, including those with heparin, from pediatric units.
Reacting to the release of videotapes in which its staff members advise an apparent sex trafficker, Planned Parenthood said Monday that it would retrain thousands of staff members across the country on its rules for reporting possible dangers to minors, and would automatically fire anyone who violated them.
