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Meanings of retain staff in English

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Usage of retain staff in English
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The NHS doesn't have enough nurses and is struggling to retain staff.
The Guardian
2
Does the teaching profession need some long-term incentives to retain staff?
Radio NZ
3
What can the Irish health service do to retain staff?
The Irish Times
4
Accident Compensation Corporation defends perks used to help retain staff in an employee's labour market.
Radio NZ
5
Highbridge will retain staff in Asia to continue its Asia investments in the multi-strategy fund.
Reuters
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This was due to a failure to retain staff.
The Irish Times
7
Family businesses are having to look at new and innovative ways to attract and retain staff.
The Irish Times
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It had also made it difficult to keep and retain staff, and plan for the future.
Radio NZ
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Chief executives tell leadership expert Steve Tappin about the best ways to recruit and retain staff.
BBC
10
He said it was a shock at first, but they had been able to retain staff.
Radio NZ
11
Shibulal said the company was trying to retain staff through pay increases, promotions and other incentives.
Reuters
12
Non-government organisations say it is increasingly hard to recruit and retain staff because they pay less.
Radio NZ
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So how are companies going to adapt their working practices to attract and retain staff from this generation?
BBC
14
Increases to tax credits for the self-employed, as well as measures to help SMEs retain staff, were welcomed.
The Irish Times
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This will help to retain staff in the public sector and attract the brightest and most qualified professionals.
The Irish Times
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It says it is needed to help schools in poorer areas recruit and retain staff at primary and second-level.
The Irish Times
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