Sentence examples for widespread staff from inspiring English sources

Many of the plans make clear that widespread staff shortages are another key driver.

The Red Cross is grappling with a $200 million deficit, mounting fines related to its blood collection and distribution business and low morale amid widespread staff cuts at the Washington headquarters.

Many of the movement's most passionate advocates now occupy the highest offices of the Department of Environmental Conservation, which had widespread staff cutbacks and a diminished role during the administration of Gov. George E. Pataki.

These kids won't be my problem any more!' " Three years on, the benefits of the pilot project have become clear - fixed-term exclusions at Long Eaton Community School have dropped from 77 in 1995/96 to just six in 1998/99 - and it has widespread staff support.

With cuts of more than 20% already made to the prison budget, leading to widespread staff cuts, reformers argue that the best way to reduce costs and improve the system is to reduce both the number of people sent to prison and the amount of time they spend there.

FINANCIAL TIMES   Citigroup Senior Traders Said to Depart  |  Rohit Bansal, who was head of distressed debt trading, and Chris Yanney, who led high-yield bond trading, have left the firm amid widespread staff reductions, Bloomberg News reports, citing unnamed people familiar with the matter.

We are witnessing a crisis of cuts, indebtedness and access to education – and widespread attacks on staff working conditions.

Universities face widespread disruption after staff voted in favour of industrial action, including strikes, in a row over pensions.

In a move that provoked widespread grumbling, his staff cordoned off a capitol elevator for his exclusive use, preventing lawmakers from riding with him.

The UCU general secretary, Sally Hunt, said the plans meant trade unions would no longer have the legal right to be consulted about widespread redundancies of staff who happen to be on fixed-term contracts – many with long years of service.

When General H. R. McMaster replaced the unhinged Mike Flynn as national-security adviser, and when General John Kelly replaced the ineffectual Reince Priebus as chief of staff, widespread consensus had it that grownups had entered the room, and this was a good thing.