staff
ਸਟਾਫ
definition
verb
legal advice centers are staffed by volunteer lawyers
provide (an organization, business, etc.) with staff.
noun
a staff of 600
all the people employed by a particular organization.
It was a wide arena, with a lodge at one end; I suppose to store the weapons: staffs , swords, bows, etc.
a long stick used as a support when walking or climbing or as a weapon.
example
Two of the measures were based on interpretations of statements made by the 'staff' and officers of the base.
He has served in various command and 'staff' positions in the continental United States.
The Academy is run by the Head Teacher and four teaching 'staff' , including a personal tutor.
A few non-regimental doctors served on the administrative 'staff' for general and field hospitals.
The command and control module should be based on one or several command and 'staff' vehicles.
he adopted literature as the 'staff' of his pilgrimage
He was the first 'staff' air medical officer to be appointed by the Royal Navy.
As part of our college tradition, a 'staff' member visits a family when they are going through a rough patch.
nursing 'staff'
Praise was lauded on the 'staff' of the Colaiste for their continued high academic standards.
hospital 'staff' were not to blame
He since has earned a more permanent spot on the 'staff' with good early-season work.
the Polish General and his 'staff'
Dr Hawkins, your mother tells me you're on the 'staff' at the Women's hospital.
She was on the 'staff' of other hospitals and was medical director of the Violet Melchett Mothercraft Home for many years.
At the time, 200 assembly line workers and 30 sales 'staff' were employed there.
The Hemba chief holds a cane or 'staff' , sign of authority passed down from the founder of the state.
Belloc stood over it, leaning on his 'staff' for support, his face lined with exhaustion.
Licensees have a responsibility to train their 'staff' and they need to take it seriously.
after the Second World War he took up a string of 'staff' appointments
Though I teach in my job, I am not employed as an Academic member of 'staff' to the University.
König joined the University at a time when there were other talented and enthusiastic mathematicians on the 'staff' .
He was appointed to the Faculty of Columbia University in 1941 and he remained on the 'staff' there until his death.
Mrs Blenkinsop attributed the success to the hard work of teachers and education department 'staff' and the support of parents.
Up to 12 members of 'staff' have left the college because they are unhappy with the new setup.
Two weeks ago the College Steward banned 'staff' members from drinking with students.
Surmounting the whole structure will be the 'staff' for the flag, and the tower and flag will form one of the landmarks at Valley Forge.
I have nothing but praise for the doctors, nurses and other medical 'staff' at Soroka Hospital.
Many officers, 'staff' and recruits have been injured in the accidents, he said.
His family farm has grown to employ 800 full-time 'staff' and 2,500 seasonal workers.
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