Sentence examples for staff consultations from inspiring English sources

The overall closure plans were evaluated in public and staff consultations events (④ in Figure  5) and eventually implemented (② in Figure  5).

Finally, by applying strict cross-transmission prevention measures, i.e. segregation of colonized patients in single hospitalization rooms with use of gowns for medical staff, consultations in specific rooms and on specific days, forbidden access to common areas, use of respiratory masks and use of specific spirometers with single use turbines and mouthpieces, the epidemic spread was controlled.

It is, however, envisaged that there will be between 80 and 100 redundancies, subject to staff consultation.

Jim Ratcliffe, the chairman of Ineos, said a decision on the site's future would be announced on Tuesday following a staff consultation.

Financial Times journalists have voted to accept a new pension offer and condemned the management of the Independent for shutting the print editions without staff consultation.

According to KCL, a further seven jobs are "at risk" in the department of education and professional studies, though the staff consultation process does not conclude until the week commencing 9 June.

A spokesman for the ABC said the changes to the line-up were made "to reinvest in new content rather than to cut costs" and staff consultation was continuing.

It is expected that a staff consultation will be announced – sources say that it has been indicated that this is likely to be a 30-day period, which would mean maximum cuts of 99 staff – a 90-day consultation would mean much greater potential job losses.

BBC management has completed a lengthy staff consultation process and there has been intense speculation about how the corporation is going to make a 16% cut in operating costs as a result of last year's licence fee settlement with the government.

Over the past two weeks police authorities in both Surrey and the West Midlands have agreed to proposals by the forces to move forward with the BPP process, with revised timetables adopted to allow for a public and staff consultation over the summer.

Other bits of imperial overreach, such as the Lonely Planet travel-books business and a stake in Femina, a magazine for Indian women, seem safe for now.Among the further suggested salami-slices to emerge from the staff consultation are scrapping low-audience overnight programming on the corporation's flagship television channel, BBC One, and daytime shows on BBC Two.