Sentence examples for staff boosting from inspiring English sources

The report also claims that apps accounted for 1m jobs across the European Union in 2013, with additional support and marketing staff boosting that total to 1.8m.

Such a scam emerged at the Employment Service in 1997: some job centres exaggerated the number of unemployed people for whom they had found jobs, because by doing so the staff boosted their pay.

However, a communication between staff boosted the level of worried respondents to 36%% amongst males and 43 % amongst females.

The direct interaction between high ranking MoH officials and the Masindi hospital staff boosted morale, while the increase in experts allowed reviving certain activities (e.g. public mobilisation).

I would not hold out any great hopes for the recycled and tired initiatives announced by Liz Truss (Prisons given staff boost to tackle violence, 3 November).

It flies in the face of all the evidence about how to motivate staff, boost morale and ensure a happy workforce in place of one that is distrusted, devalued and working under extreme pressure in an atmosphere of bullying and "naming and shaming".

Employee volunteerism is crucial to helping leading companies engage staff, boost morale, and improve overall job satisfaction.

Costa Coffee today became the latest coporate giant to try to sweeten staff by boosting their pay packets ahead of a nationwide compulsory wage hike next year.

In 2016, we will continue to find innovative ways of working with community partners, connecting staff and boosting long-term positive impacts.

"As well as helping to attract and retain staff and boosting the incomes of low-paid workers, better pay would ultimately lead to improvements in care quality".

The productivity of U.S. workers surged in the third quarter at the fastest pace in six years as companies squeezed more from remaining staff to boost profits.