Sentence examples for scale of staff from inspiring English sources

Moving forward, we would also look to develop a broader scale of staff perceptions of goodness-of-fit.

Costs would vary, however, depending on local circumstances (for example, population size, pay scales of staff, number of staff trained).

This can involve the whole scale transfer of staff to the private sector but doesn't necessitate that.

For instance a World Bank evaluation found in 2009 that "internal Bank incentives work against [efficiency] projects because they are often small in scale, demanding of staff time and preparation funds, and may require persistent client engagement over a period of years.

"It's inevitable in a restructuring of this size that there will be some jobs at risk," he said, predicting that the bank would be diminished from its current scale of 10,000 staff and 320 branches.

Most UK departments are aiming to reduce their headcount, so a large-scale transfer of staff (and assets) to the Scottish government could benefit both sides.

The introduction of ART thus resulted in large-scale training of staff.

Ministers and NHS chiefs faced accusations at the time that they were seeking to hide the scale of the staffing crisis in the NHS and water down recommendations for more nurses that would have come at a huge cost to the Government.

If rolled out on a larger scale, specific training of staff at every commercial pathology centre may be impractical and the incidence of protocol deviations could potentially be greater, as there would be less awareness of the study amongst staff in a broad network of pathology centres.

Salary Scales  The remuneration of staff in the Professional and higher categories is made up of two main elements: a base salary and post adjustment.

The information that UUK has produced to explain the scale of cuts to staff pensions has also been labelled misleading by the University of Oxford.