Sentence examples for staff part-time from inspiring English sources

But Martin Johnson, the deputy general secretary of the Association of Teachers and Lecturers, suggested headteachers should consider paying staff extra for overtime or employ another member of staff part-time rather than employing a tutor.

He graduated from the progressive Manhattan school in 2012 and in recent years worked on its IT staff part-time, said Phil Kassen, the school's director, in a Facebook post on the LREI alumni page.

The 20 days are tracked in hours, and are pro-rated for part-time eligible staff; part-time status is determined as of the initial date of eligibility for Paid Parental Leave.

The Ruby is supported by its full-time staff, part-time graduate assistants, CASTs (Creative Arts Student Teams), and undergraduate work-study students, with ancillary support from the University Center Activities and Events office and Trinity College of Arts and Sciences.

Research staff (part-time enumerators) administer a questionnaire to each VHW (following their informed consent as a research subject) 3 times, at baseline, midline, and endline.

Firstly, it was observed that involving stakeholders outside the university, such as health service staff, part-time teachers, FT preceptors and communities, actively in the process of curriculum development and implementation in itself contributed to their motivation.

EMPLOYERS WHO SEE RESULTS A number of medium-size companies have contracted with Bellin to establish clinics at their work sites, staffed part-time by nurses, nurse practitioners or physician assistants, who handle minor injuries and illnesses, promote healthy living and conduct preventive screenings.

It is staffed part-time by one person and we are raising money to expand it due to demand.

Inadequate staffing, part time positions and staff turnover negatively impacted team dynamics and consistencies in care.

43 44 For rural continence services, this interaction between organisation and geography was amplified by staff shortages, as most staff work part-time, resulting in fewer clinics being held due to the length of time spent in travelling.

That equates to 6,468 individuals because many NHS staff work part-time.