Meanings of making staff in English

Copytalk takes security a step further, making staff leave their personal items outside the transcription room.

Measures also include making staff hold on to shares until they retire or leave the bank.

Health and safety laws required employers to try to fix work-related problems if they were making staff unwell.

Health and safety laws require employers to try and fix work-related problems if they are making staff unwell.

Buildings at Clayton Park School in Manurewa were in such a bad state they were making staff and pupils sick.

Mr Key believes making staff responsible for what he calls administrative issues to do with the SIS was a sensible move.

The Irish Creamery Milk Suppliers' Association (ICMSA) has asked co-ops to freeze their wage bills by making staff redundant.

The prospect of running special modules, entering national competitions and making staff available would hardly be worth the challenge for such a small group.

Otago University is being called punitive and mean for making staff who stayed home during a shooting threat take the day as annual leave.

Similarly, 45 percent of female compared with 22 percent of male programme- making staff have had training in the last 12 months.