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staff

[staf, stahf] / stæf, stɑf /




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Aberdeenshire Council's decision to declare a major incident means it can redeploy staff to try to get on top of the challenge.

From BBC

The tsunami of eye-rolls she inspires among the staff are silently eloquent.

From The Wall Street Journal

The first draft of the after-action report said that the department’s decision not to fully staff up and pre-deploy available firefighters ahead of the ferocious winds “did not align” with policy.

From Los Angeles Times

She added: "There's lots of snow which is good, but we're currently storm bound. Our staff are here but it's a white-out at the moment."

From BBC

In France's capital, authorities said Roissy-Charles de Gaulle airport would see 40% of its flights cancelled for several hours on Wednesday morning, so that staff could clear snow from the runways.

From BBC