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staffer

[staf-er, stah-fer] / ˈstæf ər, ˈstɑ fər /


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He mentored thousands of students and faculty members for decades, and frequently confronted administrators for what he believed was their lack of concern over the needs of minority students and staffers.

From Los Angeles Times

Homan stressed that ICE agents would provide support where possible, so that TSA staffers could better fulfill specialized positions.

From Los Angeles Times

At least two career staffers at the FDA whose work includes compounding drugs said they learned of the health secretary’s plans to take action on peptides only from his appearance on Rogan’s podcast.

From The Wall Street Journal

After working as a legislative staffer and serving a stint at Common Cause, the good-government lobbying group, Alexander took over the California Voter Foundation in 1994.

From Los Angeles Times

In a March 4 letter to Bianco, the attorney general cited Bianco’s plan to use sheriff’s department staffers, “who are not trained and have no experience,” to count the ballots.

From Los Angeles Times