Sentence examples for staff up from inspiring English sources
verb
To hire new staff; to fill vacancies in a workforce.
"There's a need to staff up, not staff down.
It's much harder to staff up with scientists and engineers".
GoodData's war chest allowed Mr. Stanek to staff up for the land grab.
(Staff or staff up would be the more politically correct choices nowadays).
Facebook UK employed 119 staff, up from 90 a year earlier.
Described by his nominator as "an inspiration who frees staff up to care".
We recommend that the top management in the institutions of higher learning to offer e-learning sessions to keep the workforce among their organization staff up-to-date.
Use this information to improve the organization's cross training techniques and to keep staff up-to-date in the future.
Martin O'Malley is staffing up and stepping out.
Nonindustrial companies are staffing up in the United States, too.
"But then you are laying off in September and October, and districts have already staffed up".
