Definition of staffer
: a member of a staff (as of a newspaper)
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On April 9, six park staffers were killed in an ambush in Virunga.
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Every week for the second season of Westworld, three Atlantic staffers will discuss new episodes of HBO’s cerebral sci-fi drama.
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Two staffers in Loyola’s athletic department screen and almost universally reject the requests.
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Before Mr Harris and his team of five were hired in 2016, the church’s digital strategy was overseen part-time by one junior staffer with an annual budget of £10,000 ($13,500).
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In 2010, one Air France staffer known as Lucie R confessed to 27 different counts of theft, including cash, jewelry, and credit cards, mostly while working on the Tokyo-Paris route.
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Before Mueller took over the investigation, at least two former Trump campaign staffers were placed under government surveillance.
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The company fired Rose in November and faces a lawsuit by three ex-staffers.
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Every time, something new.’’ (Photo: Ron Todt, AP) On Thursday, NJ Advance Media reported that an employee at the club said that the manager, and two female staffers involved in the incident had been fired.
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First Known Use of staffer
1941
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