Sentence examples for staff procedures from inspiring English sources

It says that a "major challenge" is converting a contractual obligation which is "often vague" into staff procedures.

Uber built up staff, procedures, and software systems whose purpose was to enable and mobilize passengers and drivers to lobby regulators and legislators — creating political disaster for anyone who questioned Uber's approach.

But she was not one to question the staff procedures, often watching as a single worker attended a roomful of hungry residents.

-- not demanding an investigation or a top to bottom review of staff procedures -- but telling him he felt bad about firing her and stating "we cannot afford another story like this one.

He noted that he told NSC aides this week: "There'll be no more free-lancing". Though Reagan's speech emphasized changes in staffing and staff procedures, some of the President's critics--and some of his friends--expressed the hope that he will find a way to alter his own methods.

When taken together, the emerging trend towards minimal long-term continuous contact interventions as a standard of care will not only require a shift in treatment models but also a change in policies, staff, procedures, and payment methods.

This is suggested not only by the ongoing layoffs, but by reported changes to staffing procedures.

The police said that armored truck companies often employed three people in their vehicles — a driver and a guard in the front and another guard in the back — but Mr. Gibbons declined to discuss the company's staffing procedures.

But the business review that Fisher is seeking would be more exhaustive, covering not only finances but staffing, procedures, the hiring of third-party vendors and even the union's bylaws.

Wells was appointed by the union's executive committee last year after Fisher — in a move that rankled Hunter — demanded a far-ranging audit of the union's finances, staffing procedures and hiring of third-party vendors.

The governance of the N.B.A. players union has been under the microscope since Derek Fisher, the president of the Players Association, demanded a far-ranging audit of its finances, staffing, procedures, the hiring of third-party vendors and the union's bylaws.