These clients effectively became members of staff under the scheme.
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It has almost 4,000 members of staff in its London office.
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Male members of staff were given handheld devices to check male customers.
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The report closely follows the departures of two high-ranking members of staff.
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The operation lasted almost 24 hours and involved about 30 members of staff.
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Members of staff staged a walkout following his refusal to speak to them.
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UNHCR said it had fired two members of staff over such allegations in 2017.
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I had three members of staff last year alone go off sick with stress.
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"No members of staff have been let go," a royal aide told Harper's BAZAAR.
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We drive her up for each game with two to three members of staff. Wow.
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Once insider 10 Downing Street, he will be introduced to his new members of staff.
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Several ZBC workers were manhandled, two members of staff and a human rights activist said.
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He said the allegations had come from 16 former members of staff and four others.
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Some ZBC members of staff were manhandled when soldiers occupied the premises, the sources said.
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ZTE had been required to terminate the senior members of staff and discipline the others involved.
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Yilmaz said some members of staff are worried that such allegations could lead to their arrest.
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He has himself faced allegations of bullying from former members of staff, which he has denied.
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Around 150 members of staff, local police and fire department officials took part in the exercise.
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Yet of the 95 members of staff under Bhavani's temporary care, only six police officers were female.
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The manager writes: One of my key members of staff is currently on paid annual holiday leave.
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In the following weeks the company suspended eight senior members of staff including Bush, Rogberg and Scouler.
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In the following days and weeks, Tesco suspended eight senior members of staff, including Bush and Scouler.
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The zoo had security measures in place, including surveillance cameras, and five members of staff live on site.
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The London marketing team displays digital adverts in the office to get feedback from other members of staff.
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"However, a source close to the palace told Insider that "no members of staff have been let go.
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During her visit, Kate met members of staff who work on behalf of the Nelson Trust Women's Community Services.
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Portfolio managers or traders decide where to invest client money and are traditionally the highest-paid members of staff.
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At least 90 other members of staff are either still being investigated, in workplace counselling or have received a warning.
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It has not yet been disclosed what will happen to Sewell and the 75 members of staff employed by Style.
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"They do not exclusively work on Facebook fact-checks, and other members of staff will sometimes work on Facebook checks."
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Organise's CEO said in December that more than 300 of the signatories were either current or former members of staff.
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Two members of staff were working at the center at the time of their baby's death; neither possessed any childcare qualifications.
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The firm's headcount is being cut by about 120 members of staff after a review of operations including planning and design.
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Quinn Emanuel said on Thursday that two members of staff had made "allegations of inappropriate behaviour" against Mark Hastings in February.
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In March, four members of staff at Kenya's largest referral hospital were suspended for starting brain surgery on the wrong patient.
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" She mentions that MRB is now essentially a small business—she employs eight members of staff to help manage the "brand.
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On Facebook and Instagram, these three are pictured with members of the Ferrari man's family, as are other members of staff.
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I have four members of staff and they've all been here for a long time, and we all know each other.
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Employees have been generally supportive, he said, and he hoped to bring several key members of staff with him to Ferragamo.
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It plans to add 20 new members of staff to its current team of 10 ahead of the launch of the platform.
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He then proceeds to recruit members of staff and the public (and, randomly, Jason Schwartzman) to turn the script into a reality.
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Schools are usually busy during the summer months, with administrators and members of staff preparing for the upcoming academic year, she said.
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In the real world, locals are often in similar positions, as dutiful members of staff who remain along the fringes of these resorts.
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The company said 125,000 members of staff will now get a $1,000 bonus, and it's also launched a $50 million higher education fund.
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The annual service includes festive readings and traditional Christmas carols for London Fire Brigade's uniformed and non-uniformed members of staff and their families.
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Four American members of staff at the U.S. consulate in Guangzhou referred Reuters to the Beijing embassy press office when asked about the situation.
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I have several members of staff from Eastern Europe and I am confident that the result will not affect their future employment with Legges.
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The team has spent weeks working on hiring new members of staff, including Jim Murphy, a longtime Republican operative, as the national political director.
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He tied up two members of staff, and then went from wing to wing, floor by floor, killing patients, officials said at the time.
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Two members of staff were given freedom by the local NHS trust to come up with a new approach, tailored to the needs of patients.
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It's to say the public doesn't deserve to know what the members of staff are up to, or that they can't be trusted with that information.
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The United States this week sanctioned a group of ruling Socialist Party officials, and the U.S. Embassy ordered family members of staff to leave the country.
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By engaging with business partners, extended members of staff and clients, technology experts can ensure that their innovations are useful and earn a seat at the table.
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A Home Office spokesperson said that Byron had carried out the required "right to work" checks on its members of staff, but had been shown false documentation.
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The company, which runs the centre on behalf of the government, said on Tuesday the three other members of staff would remain on suspension pending further investigation.
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Approximately 800 members of staff keep every inch of the palace humming, including the care of thousands of pieces of furniture and cutlery in their prime state.
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Cora, which is undergoing advanced testing as part of a pilot program at RBS, could even be used to train members of staff, Hanley said on Wednesday.
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Another pledge in the manifesto for "50,000 more nurses," also fell apart after the party admitted that only 30,000 of these would be new members of staff.
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At a meeting Mr. Angelle called in September, industry officials detailed their objections while members of staff — some of whom helped write the rule — sat taking notes.
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They have six full-time members of staff, including the office manager, to work with 2100 families, with money still a concern, as it almost always has been.
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One in eight transgender workers have been physically attacked by a customer or colleague but other members of staff can help by being a "visible ally", it said.
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Today, Wyen says that there are 30 members of staff across the district's eight schools with access to firearms, which are "strategically placed" in safes in every building.
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The source, who declined to be named, said entire sales teams had been axed, with some members of staff leaving the bank's London headquarters in Canary Wharf on Tuesday.
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Ad tech company Rocket Fuel is laying off 11% of its headcount — 0003 members of staff — as it looks to save $20 million in operating expenses, AdExchanger first reported.
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It took the brokerage half an hour to spot the slip, during which time 16 members of staff took advantage of their windfall and sold their wrongly allocated stock.
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"We couldn't wait to reopen and I am proud to say that all 17 members of staff who worked here before the attacks are back here tonight," she said.
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"The other aspect of this is that…is that I live in an institution at Buckingham Palace which has members of staff walking around all the time," Andrew said.
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The new owner, Malaysian investor Sivakumar Ganapathy, criticized the report as "a disgrace" and said three members of staff, including the editor-in-chief, had been fired over it.
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Camilla also met members of staff and volunteers at the Swiss Cottage as well as volunteers and representatives of the Osborne Horse Trials, which opens to the public on Wednesday.
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"It's still legal in the UK for a company to require female members of staff to wear high heels at work against their will," writes Thorp in the petition's description.
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Footage shot by onlookers on Monday showed Sanchez being booed by members of staff as he left a Barcelona hospital where he had been visiting police injured in the clashes.
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The discovery led to the suspension of eight senior members of staff, sent Tesco's shares tumbling and plunged the company into the worst crisis in its near 100-year history.
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Tesco suspended eight senior members of staff including Bush, Rogberg and Scouler as its shares tumbled and it was plunged into the worst crisis in its near 100-year history.
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Thousands of people, including members of staff and customers, signed an online petition demanding an end to the hugging practice and a better system for reporting harassment allegations at the firm.
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The health program director for Groupe Auchan, an international retail group, had to implement a global wellbeing course for 236,2000 members of staff — everyone in the company's workforce across 12 countries.
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"Grow at any cost," is a phrase cited by numerous ex-members of staff I've talked to, a directive that is said to have come from the very top of Valk Fleet.
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As part of its "non-negotiated" withdrawal plans, the CAA could need to hire 30 to 50 new members of staff, a source told Reuters, adding n such jobs were advertised currently.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Envelopes mailed from India to a dozen Greek universities prompted an anti-terrorism investigation on Thursday after tests found an industrial irritant that triggered an allergic reaction in members of staff.
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G4S, contracted by the British government to run the Brook House center, earlier this month suspended 10 members of staff, three of whom have now been sacked, for abusive behavior following the documentary.
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Tesco identified a 250 million pound ($327 million) overstatement of first-half profit in September 2014 and the discovery led to the suspension of eight senior members of staff including Bush, Rogberg and Scouler.
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EDINBURGH (Reuters) - British outsourcer G4S has suspended nine members of staff at an immigration removal center while it investigates a BBC report alleging abuse in the treatment of migrants, the company said on Friday.
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Employees at the People's Vote campaign staged a walkout on Monday morning after one of the group's most senior figures, Roland Rudd, moved to sack two of the group's most senior members of staff.
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The discovery led to the suspension of eight senior members of staff including Bush, Rogberg and Scouler; sent Tesco's shares tumbling; and plunged the company into the worst crisis in its near 100-year history.
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All this said, it should be noted that Sanders is not wildly anti-Israel, and he recently suspended one of his members of staff over vulgar remarks he made about Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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The discovery led to the suspension of eight senior members of staff including Bush, Rogberg and Scouler, saw Tesco's shares plummet and plunged the firm into the worst crisis in its near 100-year history.
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"The presidency wishes to take this opportunity to renew its trust to the members of staff who have been incriminated and calls for the truth to come to light in this affair," an official said.
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EDINBURGH, Sept 1 (Reuters) - British outsourcer G4S has suspended nine members of staff at an immigration removal centre while it investigates a BBC report alleging abuse in the treatment of migrants, the company said on Friday.
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I went and sat downstairs in the canteen making sure members of staff saw me as I thought that way I wouldn't get the blame, because I'd have an alibi for the time of the flooding.
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Last week, the company said it had suspended seven members of staff at the Medway Secure Training Centre in Rochester, southeast England, and referred the allegations to British police, local authorities and the Ministry of Justice.
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"I have managed many female members of staff over the years and I have seen women at work who are bent over double because of the pain caused by their periods," Baxter told the Bristol Post.
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Senior members of staff would need to be very clear that this is a positive policy that will most likely create a flexible working environment, where all employees have more respect for the work they are doing.
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During his nine-year term, Bercow has survived an outcry over expense claims - including costly use of official cars and overseas trips - and has faced allegations of bullying from former members of staff, which he has denied.
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But, he adds, most of the events referred to in the story were from three years ago, in the early days of the company's existence, when it was just a start-up with 20 members of staff.
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Founded in 26, Royal London describes itself as the largest mutual life, pensions and investment business in the U.K. At present, the company has 22020,25-plus members of staff, located across six offices in the U.K. and Ireland.
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PANAMA CITY (Reuters) - The owner of the Trump hotel in Panama City has filed a suit against four members of staff for "usurpation," accusing them of refusing him entry to the building, his lawyer said late on Friday.
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"Members of staff against whom complaints were being made were for the most part remaining in post even after there were multiple students or staff making complaints," the report's lead author Anna Bull told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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At the same time, many banks are planning to relocate members of staff, in the expectation that firms based in London will lose the right to offer services across the European Union once Britain leaves the single market.
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After Parkland Directed by: Emily Taguchi and Jake Lefferman One year, and two months ago, a gunman opened fire at Marjorie Stoneman Dougas High School in Parkland, Florida, killing 17 students and members of staff, and wounding 17 others.
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RELATED: ISIS terrorizes Europe but loses ground at home The State Department is also ordering the departure of family members of staff at the U.S. consulate in Adana, except for family members who also work at the diplomatic post.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - A female executive of South Korean automaker Hyundai Motor has resigned after being accused of pressuring female subordinates to pour drinks for, and dance with, senior male members of staff, the Yonhap news agency said on Tuesday.
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Earlier this week, the U.S. currency took a hit after Trump dismissed Secretary of State Rex Tillerson as investors grew increasingly nervous about the direction U.S. policy might now take following a series departures by key members of staff.
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The discovery led to the suspension of eight senior members of staff including Bush, Rogberg and Scouler, sent Tesco's shares tumbling and plunged the company into the worst crisis since Jack Cohen founded the business neary 100 years ago.
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"We've got over 1,200 beds, we've got over ten and a half thousand members of staff, we have probably another 15,000 or so visitors to our site every day," Mark Bagnall, from the University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust, said.
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The internal report details what the charity did after receiving an email on July 12, 2011, claiming that various members of staff in the Haiti project had breached Oxfam's code of conduct relating to sexual exploitation, fraud, negligence and nepotism.
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Describing himself as the co-founder and CEO of prospective airline "Oceania Express," Jacquot claimed in the letter that he had already hired several members of staff, including a chief financial officer, a head of maintenance, and head of legal.
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"Whether this campaign targets or attacks our president, our First Vice President Frans Timmermans or any other members of staff of our institution, we will respond and defend our work with equal force to the untruths and deceiving rhetoric," he said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British charity Oxfam said on Monday that Deputy Chief Executive Penny Lawrence had resigned, taking responsibility for how the organization "failed to act adequately" in response to concerns raised internally about sexual misconduct by some members of staff.
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Earlier this week, the U.S. currency took a hit after Trump dismissed Secretary of State Rex Tillerson as investors grew increasingly nervous about the direction U.S. policy might now take following a series of departures by key members of staff.
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HARARE (Reuters) - Soldiers took over the headquarters of Zimbabwe's ZBC state broadcaster in the early hours of Wednesday, two members of staff and a human rights worker said, compounding speculation of a coup against 93-year-old President Robert Mugabe.
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Gramegna said firms would not be allowed to set up a subsidiary in Luxembourg simply by opening an office and employing a couple of members of staff, a view echoed by Steven Maijoor, chairman of the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA).
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Salmond, who led an unsuccessful independence campaign which nevertheless bolstered the SNP in 2014, has denied any criminal conduct after being accused of sexually assaulting two members of staff at his official residence in 2013 while he held office as first minister.
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"I have managed many female members of staff over the years, and I have seen women at work who are bent over double because of the pain caused by their periods," Bex Baxter, a director at the company, told local paper Bristol Post.
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The company, whose backers also include Andreessen Horowitz, Peter Thiel's Valar Ventures and Sir Richard Branson, now employs over 600 members of staff in offices in the U.K., Europe and the U.S., leading me to ask the TransferWise CEO what all these people actually do.
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Staff members of staff at the reservoir in Mishmar Hasharon feed the pelicans with six tonnes of fish three to four times a week, during the three months that the pelicans are flying over Israel, in a project funded by the Israeli Agriculture Ministry.
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On July 4, immigration raids at numerous Byron premises led to scores of arrests, and 35 members of staff were deported back to countries including Brazil, Nepal, Egypt, and Albania, with the "full co-operation" of the gourmet burger chain, according to the Home Office.
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And using fear to goad performance: Last spring, CEO Nikolay Storonsky sent an announcement to all staff through the company's Slack messaging service, saying that any members of staff "with performance rating [sic] 'significantly below expectations' will be fired without any negotiation after the review".
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She had been turfed out of Downing Street after 11 years and found it painfully difficult to readjust to a life without secretaries and dogsbodies on tap; former members of staff started to get phone calls from her garage, where bodyguards would help with the dialling.
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"We are appalled by the behaviour of certain members of staff at Medway Secure Training Centre shown in the programme and I would like to apologise personally to any young people involved in these incidents," said Paul Cook, managing director of G4S Children's Services in a statement.
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VentureBeat reports the new browser is said to be twice as fast as older versions and can be downloaded on Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10, and Mac OS.Mozilla is laying off around 70 members of staff following a slow rollout of the company&aposs revenue-boosting products.
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If public horror were ever going to have pressured Congress to pass new legislation making it harder for dangerous people to own powerful weapons, it would have done so after the Newtown, Connecticut, school shootings of December 2012 when a deranged young man murdered 20 small children in cold blood, as well as six adult members of staff.
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"It is vital that not just women themselves, but that all members of staff, are aware of menopause symptoms and have access to information to make work environments more supportive places for women in menopause," Sarah Francis, a spokeswoman for the British women's health charity Wellbeing of Women, said in a statement about Channel 4's initiative.
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The memo, written by members of staff for House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin NunesDevin Gerald NunesJuan Williams: Trump, his allies and the betrayal of America Trump expected to nominate Texas GOP lawmaker to replace Dan Coats: report House Republicans claim victory after Mueller hearings MORE (R-Calif.), alleged misdeeds by the FBI and the Department of Justice.
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The attack -- in which nine men and 10 women were killed, and 26 more people injured -- is Japan's deadliest mass killing since the end of World War II. 'Outrageous thing to say' After tying up two members of staff at the care home, Uematsu went from wing to wing, floor by floor, killing patients, according to Lili Horiguchi, a Prefectural welfare division employee.
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When you're asked to write on the subject (by this magazine, whose former president and publisher, Hamilton Fish, resigned in 2017 after members of staff expressed concerns about his behavior), nearly two years have passed since the activist Tarana Burke's hashtag took on its second life, and the relationship between individual shamings and entrenched institutional habits is more vexed than ever.
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