Sentence examples for staff seriously from inspiring English sources

Peter Smith, defending, said the university wished to "emphasise that they take the welfare of their students and staff seriously".

"GMP will always take allegations about its staff seriously and where necessary will carry out criminal investigations.

Guardian Australia reported last week that morale at the national laboratory had fallen dramatically, with one in three staff "seriously considering" leaving their jobs in the wake of the cuts.

Some of the most common themes to have emerged from reports so far is the catastrophic failure of leadership within institutions to take the concerns of children, parents and staff seriously; to follow up and investigate complaints; to take disciplinary action against alleged and known perpetrators; or to report alleged or known perpetrators to police.

7) If you are a supervisor, make sure you take the concerns of your staff seriously.

The Scottish government said it took the issue of violence against ambulance staff seriously.

The BBC takes the safety of its staff really seriously.

"The Pittsburgh Steelers take the conduct of players and staff very seriously.

"We take all allegations of this kind against staff most seriously," the firm said.

An IHMS spokeswoman said it took the health and safety of its staff very seriously.

"Shell takes the health of the community and our staff very seriously," says Joe Minnitte, a company spokesman.