References to three staff or many staff, or to training staff, are jargon.
As I go through the grind of corporate training and management jargon, I realize how amazingly simple she kept things in her day.
He saw how all those layers of corporate training and customer-service jargon separate workers like him from the human reality of what they do.
Health system personnel received extensive health literacy training to reduce medical jargon and improve their patient education using plain language easy-to-understand written materials and teach-back, and also designed plain language written materials including visuals to provide more culturally and linguistically appropriate health education and enhance web-based information.
During the training, est personnel utilized jargon to convey key concepts, and participants had to agree to certain rules which remained in effect for the duration of the course.
During the training, est personnel utilized jargon to convey key concepts, and participants had to agree to certain rules that remained in effect for the duration of the course.
Formal training in simple, clear, jargon-free communication is essential to broadening the appeal of science, and as an antidote to sensationalist reporting of scientific advances.
It was a kind of train known in subway jargon as a D-type triplex, the heaviest ever to run in the New York City subway (more than 200,000 pounds per car).
On another floor, a proof-reader, formerly with a big London law firm, is training staff to read legal jargon "for sense".There is a big business in "litigation support" for American multinationals such as DuPont.
But, true to his commando training, the general has, in the jargon of Western diplomats, "retaken the initiative".
