Sentence examples for secondments received from inspiring English sources

The Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS) failed to list the secondments received back to that date.

Oil Change International says, however, this key organisation remains closely wedded to the fossil fuel industry, pointing out that two of the authors of the most recent World Energy Outlook were on secondment – and receiving salaries – from Shell.

Ingeus Deloitte was announced as the Government's preferred provider for seven major welfare-to-work projects, but concerns were raised that Mr Grayling received £27,978 in kind from a staff secondment to his office in 2009.

JS became involved in co-authoring this paper and a number of related publications after she was received an International Research Collaborative Award from the University of Sydney which funded a secondment to the Brain and Mind Research Institute; her current research on young people at risk of mood disorders is supported by an NHS RfPb grant (PB-PG-0609-16166).

Guardian Australia understands Serco is advertising internally for mainland employees to take up secondments to Christmas Island, where they would receive free accommodation and about $100 a day on top of their usual pay.

Why not change career permanently: Secondments can be very beneficial for both the secondee and for the sending and receiving organisations.

Good secondments only happen when there is full commitment from all those involved – the individual making the move and the company and government department either receiving or sending the individual.

As part of this exercise, UNICEF should increase the number of individual secondments and agreements with seconding agencies.

Good secondments are not easy to deliver.

Secondments motivated by a desire for immediate promotion rarely work.

WIG has been organising these secondments for nearly 30 years.