What is the possessive case for the word staff?

Answer 1

The plural form of staff is staff

The plural of staff is either staffs or staves. Most meanings of the word will accept both forms, but the plural of the musical staff is always staves, while the plural of the personnel staff is always staffs.

Answer 2

The noun 'staff' is a singular noun.

The plural noun is staffs.

Examples:

There is a lunchroom for the staff on the second floor. (singular)

The staffs of the stores held a holiday party at the mall. (plural)

My neighbor raises a flag on a staff every morning. (singular)

I took a sheet of blank staffs to jot down the tune. (plural)

Answer 3

Staff's. "The staff's recommendation was to sit tight." The staff 'owned' or 'possessed' their recommendation.

"They used the staff's master key to enter the hotel room." The staff 'owned' or 'possessed' the master key.

Answer 4

The plural form is staffs. Example sentence:

The staffs of three companies formed the committee to raise the funds for the charity.

Answer 5

'Staffs' is a verb - 'ABC Corporation staffs its offices with temporary workers.' When using it as a noun, plural or singular, it's 'staff.'

Answer 6

In American English it is singular. In British English it may be plural.