Sentence examples for setting staff from inspiring English sources

Are the unrealistic expectations these devices facilitate not setting staff up for burnout?

He also had a hand in setting staff bonuses that would influence his own pay.

Iain Duncan Smith has denied setting staff targets for sanctioning benefits claimants; but this paper has found evidence, not only of targets but even league tables for job centres to compete against each other in keeping claimants away from their money.

Possible solutions could be for management to attempt redistributing personnel within each unit and exploring the possibility of setting staff performance incentives.

In that setting, staff primarily included social workers and legal advisors.

In this setting, staff turnover is high and the burden of chronic disease, other infectious diseases, and child and maternal health needs is particularly high [ 17, 18].

They are setting staffing ratios that maybe aren't being set because of the care needs of the residents but are more about the bottom line of their profits".

In general, the contract had set staff ratios at eight patients per nurse during the day, and 12 at night.

Managers have had the authority to determine staffing levels since the early 1990s, and now they can set staff salaries and negotiate property leases as well.

On a visit to the site in June 2008, the head of the NSA, Lieutenant General Keith Alexander set staff an ambitious task.

He also denied that the government or the DWP managers set staff targets for the rate at which claimants are sanctioned in particular offices.