Sentence examples for stop staff from inspiring English sources
This provision had been successfully used in 1937 against employers trying to stop staff joining trade unions.
They would be incredibly teacher-intensive and would stop staff from carrying out vital research and pastoral duties.
This week, immigration minister Damian Green said clear minimum standards for border checks would be brought in to stop staff cutting corners and acting without ministerial approval.
It reveals that Wal-Mart, which owns Britain's Asda, has elaborate tactics to stop staff from coming together to fight for better conditions.
That is not just because it has fine universities; it is also because it refuses to enforce "non-compete" contracts, which firms in other states use to stop staff from going to work for a rival.
Many firms lacked an overarching strategy for consumer vulnerability, and policies designed to prevent fraud could stop staff using discretion, particularly when third parties were requesting access to accounts.
In the US, Goldman Sachs and Citigroup have blocked the site, while in Australia telecommunications company Telstra has stopped staff logging on.
To ease communication between workers and bosses, it has stopped staff calling each other by their titles, a common Japanese practice.
At stops, staff run games and children can borrow books overnight and return them before the boat moves on to another village.
Employers are to be banned from stopping staff with zero-hours contracts seeking extra work elsewhere.
Twitter is the primary communication platform for U.S. President Trump, but that hasn't stopped staff of the social media company from donating to one of the most prominent organizations opposing him.
