Sentence examples for staff gains from inspiring English sources

In 2003, physicians had the highest attrition rate (9.8%) followed by nurses (5.3%), pharmacists (4.6%) and laboratory technicians (3.5%) [ 2]; there are differences in urban and rural attrition rates, leading to net losses of staff in rural areas (Eastern, Luapula, Northern, and Western provinces) and net staff gains in the most urbanized areas (Copperbelt and Lusaka provinces) [ 17].

He also said that focusing on digital journalism would help the staff gain relevant experience for their job searches.

US law enforcement successfully infiltrated Silk Road 2.0's support staff, gaining access to restricted areas of the site.

Each of the five starters won in double figures, only the fourth time -- the first since 1982 -- that a San Francisco staff gained that distinction.

The information-rich young staff gained power and pushed for casual dress, and the first items removed were the MBA scarf and the necktie.

A number of longstanding staff gained £100,000 plus under the previous bonus scheme – the same people who qualify for pensions and sick leave when zero-hours staff do not.

GNM is not only concentrating on formal training, but continues to run a number of informal workshops on a monthly basis to help staff gain a deeper understanding of some of our product launches and ongoing digital development work.

As a result, more staff were placed on-call for the weekend after New Year's Eve: "It was a really busy weekend," he says, adding that by publishing what actually happened as well as predictions, staff gained confidence in the accuracy of the forecasts.

EGA's assistant headteacher, Teresa Owusubonsu, says the project has brought the school together, with students and staff gaining a better understanding of the need to cut down on their carbon use: "The students feel empowered, realising they can effect change and influence those around them; at school and in their homes and communities".

Howard Collins, LU's chief operating officer, said of the deal: "It will see staff gain real-terms pay increases and stability over the coming years".

Therefore, high proportions of staff gaining or upgrading qualifications require access to ongoing professional development if they are to enact new understandings of pedagogical practices in their work environments (Grieshaber 2010).