Meanings of core staff in English

Only core staff pay is now available for departmental budgets.

Currently self-run with a small core staff, Wellington Makerspace holds monthly workshops on robotics.

Trocaire decided yesterday to withdraw all but four core staff from the central African republic.

Our core staff is fairly small, she went on.

It's only the core staff-practitioners ,executives ,andagents like me-whohave no exit options.)

Otherwise, anytime after my core staff gets here.

The term "alternative workforce" refers to the contractors and freelancers who complement an organisation's core staff.

CDPs employ a core staff of 300 people, with a further 1,400 workers involved indirectly.

Chiu's business is registered as a non-profit in Hong Kong and London, with a small team of core staff and 120 volunteers.

It has a core staff of 3,600.

The new site secured first round investment which is valued at £2 million sterling and the company has grown to seven core staff.

Under a previous cap on core staff numbers, departments hid communications staff under different categories and were only now reassigning them, Ms Koller said.

St James's Hospital currently has parking capacity for over a third of the 3,000 core staff who work within the site.

Apple keeps its core staff lean - it has only 60,000 employees worldwide - and relies on partners for manufacturing and other functions.