Sentence examples for staff discontent from inspiring English sources

It's not exactly fantastic for morale and, as much as the leadership team tries to keep spirits up, it's not massively surprising that the unions have been mobilised to express staff discontent.

It may also be that some schools, like some hospitals, are exacerbating staff discontent over their workload by failing to involve them in planning.As well as encouraging nurses and teachers to stay in their jobs, more could be done to discourage those who start training for these jobs from dropping out.

For example, practice staff discontent and communication difficulties, delays in implementation and surgeries requiring several reminders in order to install intervention software have also been previously reported [ 27, 31, 32].

But three months after the merged foundation moved into its new home, those supporters have soured because of over staff departures and discontent among donors and local nonprofits.

Having spent the best part of last decade taking Reuters from near financial disaster to an £8.7bn mega-merger with rival Thomson, incoming Trinity Mirror chairman David Grigson has the mettle to lead a restructure of the ailing newspaper group, as well as soothe staff and shareholder discontent.

Fuelling public discontent, medical staff are astonishingly fed up, even though they have received a string of big pay increases.Mr Brown is now trying to respond to some of these concerns.

PARIS--The European Space Agency ESAA) is being roiled by a wave of discontent among staff members unhappy with an ongoing reorganization.

The latest round of job cuts will further add to discontent among BBC staff after trade unions criticised the corporation's offer of a 1% pay rise to staff earning less than £50,000 as "completely unacceptable".

Gen. Nikolai Makarov, the chief of Russia's general staff, said Tuesday that Russian discontent over the planned American missile defense system was holding up negotiations to replace the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty, or Start.

But as the negotiations have increasingly been seen to have failed, and the Ramallah-based PA leadership has come to be regarded by many Palestinians as illegitimate or unrepresentative, discontent among NSU staff has grown and significant numbers have left.

They succeed Gerald M. Boyd, who stepped down on June 5 with the paper's executive editor, Howell Raines, after the discovery of extensive fabrications by a reporter laid bare deep discontent within the staff over their leadership.