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4 phrases · 5 example sentences each · See how each phrase is used across different real-world contexts.
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hire staff
Example Sentences
- ◆Hiring the right people is one of the most important decisions any organization makes.General
- ◆Are they actually going to hire more staff, or are they just saying that?Casual
- ◆The hospital announced plans to hire three hundred additional nursing staff by the end of the year.News
- ◆The company is hiring staff across all departments as part of its expansion into new markets.Professional
- ◆The warehouse is hiring seasonal staff to manage the increase in orders during the holiday period.Workplace
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train employees
Example Sentences
- ◆Investing time in training your employees pays off far more than most people expect.General
- ◆They don't really train their employees properly — that's why there are so many mistakes.Casual
- ◆The program was designed to train employees in rural areas for jobs in the digital economy.News
- ◆The company trains all new employees on data security protocols before they access any systems.Professional
- ◆New starters are trained by experienced employees during a two-week induction period.Workplace
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provide training
Example Sentences
- ◆Good organizations provide training not just for new hires, but for everyone at every level.General
- ◆They said they'd provide training, but so far nothing has happened.Casual
- ◆The government pledged to provide training for workers displaced by automation.News
- ◆The company provides training on diversity and inclusion for all management-level staff.Professional
- ◆All staff must complete the provided training before operating any new machinery.Workplace
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assign responsibilities
Example Sentences
- ◆In a shared house, it helps to assign responsibilities so that nobody feels overburdened.General
- ◆Someone needs to assign responsibilities clearly — right now nobody knows who's doing what.Casual
- ◆The newly formed committee assigned responsibilities to each member ahead of the summit.News
- ◆At the project launch, the manager assigned responsibilities clearly to avoid duplication of effort.Professional
- ◆Responsibilities are assigned at the start of each shift and posted on the board near the entrance.Workplace
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Bonus
bring someone up to speed
- ◆Before the meeting, take five minutes to bring the new team member up to speed on the project.Professional
- ◆She missed the first week due to illness, so her colleague offered to bring her up to speed.Workplace