Sentence examples for staff voice from inspiring English sources

I'm a union representative and witness staff (especially low paid staff) voice concerns about not being able to provide for their families.

In the Department of Psychiatry, faculty and staff told the reviewers that they work in "a 'culture of fear,' " and "[t]hey provided stories of intimidation by researchers and fear of retaliation should staff voice opposition to practices that were of concern".

The Prince's Trust described that "giving staff voice" contributed to a marked increase in staff satisfaction on the annual survey to above 90% and a marked reduction in staff turnover.

Shaw said staff voiced doubts until they realised half the income went back into the NHS.

Last June, BBC News staff voiced concerns after they were told that the corporation could track their work mobile devices after it introduced a new technical feature.

Members of the commission and its staff voiced frustration yesterday over a report in Crain's New York Business that offered the names of a dozen New York City hospitals that could be closed.

The problem is that when Sparks was with the Giants, no one on the coaching staff voiced his displeasure with Sparks to his face, according to current and former players.

Although concerns about unusually high death rates were first raised in 2013, University Hospitals Birmingham (UHB) NHS foundation trust did not address them until late last year, despite many staff voicing anxiety that too many patients were receiving poor care.

He writes in the introduction that "most of the day was spent with the staff voicing very strong feelings about problems at the school, in particular concerns about the safety and behaviour of some of the 36 boys".

Staff voiced frustration due to unavailability of the necessary equipment and supplies.

Indeed, only senior medical staff voiced a strong desire for individual clinician freedom.