'Life at Newbury Hall School': Overall, The Royal Ballet School was issued the notice last November after an earlier Ofsted inspection found pupil safeguarding was "not effective" and the system for vetting staff was "liable to error," reported Schools Week.
The majority of the staff were liable to work weekends (N=1163, 69.1%) or nights (N=889, 53.2%).
In France, in the public hospital sector in 2006, 60% of the salaried staff were liable to work weekends (PMHG 70%, 255% of the staff overall worked nights, among whom 40% were doctors and nurses (PMHG 53%), and 31% reported frequently working over hours (PMHG 45%).
If you skimp on staff you are liable to skimp on service.
At a recent meeting with our co-op board, we were told that under our proprietary lease, the board and the building staff are not liable for any deliveries.
Morgan Stanley employs roughly 7,000 people in London, where it has offices at Canary Wharf, and its staff will be liable for the chancellor's special 50% tax on bonuses of more than £25,000.
Ferrovial's takeover of Broadspectrum – and its offshore detention contracts – has exposed it to intense criticism, with international law experts saying its directors and staff could be liable for crimes against humanity because of gross and sustained human rights abuses in the camps.
"The culture of fear which could result from branch staff being personally liable to the regulator is likely to cause not prevent customer detriment and will very likely make the potential of a conversation with a customer a distant memory, replaced by the delivery of a script," the BSA said.
According to Kable data, at least 1,250 public sector organisations employ more than 250 staff and will therefore be liable for the higher fee.
He also promised seriously to consider proposals in the Francis report for all medical staff to be made personally liable for care they provide to their patients, and face prosecution if they break a new statutory duty of "candour".
