Sentence examples for rising staffing from inspiring English sources

Mirroring the trends recorded for both output and new orders, rising staffing numbers at service providers more than offset a marginal fall in headcounts at Scottish manufacturers.

But call-centre companies in both Britain and America suffer from rising staff turnover and struggle to recruit more people.

The rising staff turnover rate will add to the pressure on Mike Ashley, Sports Direct's billionaire founder and majority shareholder.

This is reflected in reports pointing to rising staff dissatisfaction, increasing amounts of industrial action and the falling morale of doctors, nurses and support staff.

Rising staff costs will have affected both groups similarly.

A study by researchers at Stanford and Beijing Universities of a large Chinese travel company compared the performance of employees allowed to work from home with those who were stuck in the office: among the home-workers, job satisfaction rose, staff turnover fell by half and productivity went up by 13%.

In the book about the 1960 election, for example, he said one reason campaign costs were rising was staff expenses, and he mentioned some of the members of the staff of Senator John F. Kennedy.

If earnings are rising, investors, staff and clients will forgive almost anything.

After serving three years in the Army during World War II and rising to staff sergeant, Mr. Hooks attended law school at DePaul University in Chicago, graduating in 1948.

He did two tours of duty in the Vietnam War, rising to staff sergeant in the Marine Corps, and later spent 16 years in the National Guard.

There are several potential contributing factors: namely, financial mismanagement amid previously rising salaries, staff increases and expansion and rebranding plans.