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Is 'a staff member' AmE and 'a member of the staff BrE?

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I use both, and I use AmE. It depends on the wording of the sentence.

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Roberta wrote:

I use both, and I use AmE. It depends on the wording of the sentence.

Could you give me a couple of example sentences?

Many thanks.

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All staff members attended the meeting.

Joe Smith is a member of the staff.

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Thanks.

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