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Hunderthfold Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Singular and plural
Is there anything like 'staffs of an organisation'
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No. Th word 'staff' refers to the employess of a company. An individual person is 'a member of the staff'.
- No.
- Th word 'staff' refers to the employess of a company.
- An individual person is 'a member of the staff'.
- In N.
- America, I usually just hear 'employees/an employee'.
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No.
Th word 'staff' refers to the employess of a company.
An individual person is 'a member of the staff'.
In N. America, I usually just hear 'employees/an employee'.
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hunderthfoldstaffs of an organisation
It's theoretically possible, as in 'the secretarial staff and the engineering staff', but Google Ngrams doesn't find a single instance of 'staffs of an organization' while it finds quite a few instances of 'staff of an organization'.
CJ
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