Sentence examples for valued staff from inspiring English sources

As firms outbid each other for talent, new workers get better starter salaries and valued staff secure juicy raises.

He is survived by his loving wife, daughter, two step-daughters, step-sons-in-law, four grandchildren, great-grandson, valued staff and office family.

Public services like the NHS and schools need investment and valued staff but also a louder voice and greater control for patients and parents.

Many of the most valued staff left Warren Place, some to join Julie, while many key owners, notably Lord Howard de Walden, moved their horses elsewhere.

Collins's first contribution was a classic horror tale called "A Terribly Strange Bed" (the bed flattens sleepers like a book press), and he rose to become a valued staff member.

While new staff can be a boon, replacing valued staff means facing both opportunity costs, in the form of lost contacts and knowledge, and real costs, in recruiting replacements.

Like the President, he values staff discretion.

You have to value staff, and provide career opportunities and training.

It's about valuing staff and providing security for service users, says Dr Guy Turnbull, managing director of Care & Share Associates CASAA), which provides 18,000 hours per week of domiciliary care across the north of England.

The Berwick report [ 60] emphasised the need to engage and value staff, fostering their growth and development, offering more support and an open culture to improvement.

[RESP7, Academic] For one interviewee, owners and managers of care homes contribute to valuing staff by understanding the demands of their work and anticipating problems: …one care home will be brilliant and another care home would be disastrous and that's about leadership of the care home and it's about valuing the staff.