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Sofia.marchi Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
Staff/personnel
What's the difference between staff and personnel?
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Hi, I assume you have looked in the dictionary, so I'll just add a few comments on how I perceive these words. staff I don't hear this word a lot in N. America.
- Hi, I assume you have looked in the dictionary, so I'll just add a few comments on how I perceive these words.
- staff I don't hear this word a lot in N.
- America.
- In a work context, the common term is 'employees'.
- Generals have staff.
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Hi,
I assume you have looked in the dictionary, so I'll just add a few comments on how I perceive these words.
staff I don't hear this word a lot in N. America. In a work context, the common term is 'employees'.
Generals have staff. Politicians have staff. Schools have staff.
'Staff' is a collective word. An individual person is 'a staff member
I assume you have looked in the dictionary, so I'll just add a few comments on how I perceive these words.
staff I don't hear this word a lot in N. America. In a work context, the common term is 'employees'.
Generals have staff. Politicians have staff. Schools have staff.
'Staff' is a collective word. An individual person is 'a staff member
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