Sentence examples for staff relocated from inspiring English sources
The phrase "staff relocated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the movement or transfer of employees from one location to another, often in a business or organizational context. Example: "Due to the expansion of our operations, the staff relocated to the new headquarters last month."
For example, an office in Germany that monitored Iranians was shut down and some of its staff relocated to Los Angeles, which has the largest Iranian population of any city outside Iran, according to The Los Angeles Times.
The publisher of Marie Claire and NME is set to announce a major restructure of its UK business that will see 30 titles and brands and 300 staff relocated outside London.
The Governor and the executive staff relocated to another office building.
The council projected that the building would accommodate 1000 staff relocated from Millenium House and leases in the Capital Building, saving an estimated £1.3 million.
HPC: At this point, some of the writers and editors of the book still work for "The Onion" and some of them left the company when the editorial staff relocated to Chicago.
In a purposeful slight to Selma's historic place in Alabama's legal history, Judge Hand and all (male) chambers and court staff relocated for two weeks of rough communal living in a hunting camp in the woods outside the city during deer season.
To make the deal even sweeter for the staff relocating to the southern hemisphere, they work four days on and four days off, allowing them time to go sightseeing.
Qatar-owned news broadcaster al-Jazeera English moved into its new home in London's Shard on Bonfire night – not with a bang, but with a soiree to mark about 200 staff relocating from Knightsbridge and Westminster Tower.
The travel expenses relate to all departments from across the BBC and also include travel to the corporation's Oxford Road base in Manchester, which has now closed, with staff relocating to the new Salford premises.
The BBC has unveiled the timetable for staff relocating to its new northern headquarters in Salford, with Blue Peter due to move in July 2011 and Radio 5 Live presenters including Richard Bacon and Victoria Derbyshire in the autumn of next year.
The decision was widely expected as Tesco's new chief executive, Dave Lewis, who joined last September, seeks to revive the fortunes of the supermarket by closing stores, sacking thousands of staff, relocating the head office and hiving off non-essential parts of the Tesco empire.
