Sentence examples for staff movements from inspiring English sources

The New South Wales premier, Mike Baird, appears to have regained some approval after a topsy-turvy few months of backflips and key staff movements.

The tags used a new type of ultra-wideband active RFID Radio Frequency IDD) that provides a far more detailed picture of student and staff movements than anything available before.

A spokesman for the Northern Territory corrections minister said he could not comment on individual corrections staff or staff movements while a police investigation, sparked by the Four Corners report, was under way.

According to the analysis, called "The State of U.N.H.C.R.'s Organization Culture," the agency "has a tendency to behave as though its primary purpose is, for example, to create reports, arrange staff movements and keep itself funded," rather than "protecting and assisting refugees".

In a statement, he said the suspension of patrols and restriction of staff movements " underlines the extent of the deterioration of security and stability in Syria, and calls into serious question the viability of the UN Mission ".

Obtaining data on staff movements is much more complicated and would only really be practical in a detailed prospective study.

At its simplest, there must be no disruption to the laminar airflow pattern in the biological safety cabinet and no undue circulation of dust and dirt that could occur with, for example, significant staff movement around the unit or location near drafts or vents.

There is also some normative guidance on the desirable rate of staff movement.

A term used to define significant turnover "churn", is defined as involuntary staff movement, where nurses are moved to other positions or locations within the organization.

However, Rosales-Castillo et al[ 28] identified milking and other staff movement as a risk factor for farm-to-farm transmission.

It is also important to consider this aspect of turnover also as such staff movement can negatively impact upon skill-mix, scheduling and continuity of care [ 10].