Collocations withpersonnel
These are words often used in combination withpersonnel.
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active personnel
In 1928, there were only 100,000 active personnel but 3,569 officials.
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additional personnel
This does not include staff costs, as the authority did not recruit additional personnel for the exercise.
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administrative personnel
The government had a heavy workload ahead of it and needed highly trained administrative personnel who would be capable of managing the public sector efficiently.
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airline personnel
It is dangerous also because training airline personnel is no substitute for a proper and fair system of immigration control.
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armoured personnel
A good part of the area was impassable by armoured personnel carriers.
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army personnel
Infectious mononucleosis is common among young adults, especially in selected populations such as college students and army personnel.
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authorized personnel
This reorganization nearly doubled the authorized personnel of the unit to over 800 officers and airmen.
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diplomatic personnel
Secondly, it is established, again in published evidence, that diplomatic personnel have been used as the so-called "controllers" of existing agents in this country.
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emergency personnel
In addition, 21 also had home helpers, care-attendants in nursing homes or short-term homes, or emergency personnel in this sector.
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enforcement personnel
The perceptions and attitudes held by law enforcement personnel about racial/ethnic minority groups affect police treatment of minority communities.
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experienced personnel
It can handpick from a pool of experienced personnel.
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health personnel
The need exists for a system in which the statistics are reported separately by grade of health personnel and institution.
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hospital personnel
This strategy requires a special effort to provide hospital personnel with managerial and communication skills for the identification of potential donors and the approach of grieving families.
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intelligence personnel
The current arrangement for dealing with the authorisation of the memoirs of security and intelligence personnel is manifestly unsatisfactory.
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key personnel
The management have institutionalised the music provision through systematic financing and the designation of key personnel with responsibilities for ensuring the music programme.
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medical personnel
Finally, consulting focuses on specifically raised problems that are addressed and discussed by bioethicists, medical personnel, patients, and so forth.
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military personnel
In this case it is migrants working in metropolitan centres and military personnel who bring in new goods and styles on their visits home.
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naval personnel
Naval personnel underwent considerable danger and physical hardship during these explorations to bring farmers the fertilisers that they wanted, and some features of this narrative are explored here.
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navy personnel
Navy personnel helped build these fortifications.
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nursing personnel
But such programmes would probably unduly stretch the available nursing personnel.
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personnel decisions
Cabinet appointments are the most important personnel decisions in parliamentary systems, and traditionally such appointments have been virtually monopolized by the governing political parties.
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personnel file
Let us suppose that an employee is also a customer and that the customer is held on a different roll from the personnel file.
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personnel records
Improvement of the management of personnel records : regarded as necessary for the identification of ghost workers, ministerial reviews, hiring freeze and retrenchment.
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personnel resources
Owing to limited personnel resources, the midday home visit could not be conducted for the first 37 families.
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personnel selection
What has been found, is that the secret of successful deployment of part-timers is to have skilled personnel selection and central co-ordination.
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player personnel
After a 4-12 1984 season he was relieved of his coaching duties and appointed director of player personnel.
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police personnel
On the other hand, those involved in the fight did not take much notice of the town council's police personnel either.
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qualified personnel
Therefore, hiring fewer qualified personnel in longterm care on the grounds of low technical requirements should no longer stand as a legitimate argument.
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rescue personnel
In the event that an entry rescue must be performed, rescue personnel will wear protective clothing appropriate for the situation.
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reserve personnel
These arrangements apply to reserve personnel who are called out as well as regulars.
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school personnel
These major demographic changes have left many teachers and other school personnel unprepared to deal with the new realities of the multilingual, multicultural classroom.
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security personnel
Sure enough, the security personnel investigated and confirmed his story.
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skilled personnel
Low levels of retention indicate the difficulties faced by managers dealing with a shortage of skilled personnel and high turnover rates.
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sufficient personnel
It is unfortunate that, when such an important issue is involved, the factory inspectorate does not have sufficient personnel to monitor the work.
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support personnel
Selected schools, referred to as partner schools, receive equipment, support personnel and training accompanied by a recommended curriculum and web-based training modules.
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trained personnel
However, in out-of-hospital settings and in certain areas within a hospital, trained personnel and their equipment may not be available within 8 minutes.
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uniformed personnel
A saving of 5,000 posts ashore held by uniformed personnel will result.
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