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The phrase "a staff problem" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an issue or challenge related to the staff or employees within an organization.
Example: "The recent turnover rate has highlighted a significant staff problem that needs to be addressed immediately."
Alternatives: "an employee issue" or "a personnel challenge."
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So it's not a staff problem, it's a resources problem.
So if you have a staff problem you need to solve, it's a good idea to consult your department chair.
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Kelly grew so angry during the June meeting because he thought the president was uninformed, and he later told associates that it was a staffing problem and a reason he was willing to become the next chief of staff.
A driver late for their shift is a "staffing problem", while "passenger action" is used to describe everything from violence against staff to a sit-in.
He envisions Sprinklr answering deeper questions now, like what five issues would be most likely to create a staffing problem at a restaurant chain.
If they all head for the door at the same time, the utility has a staffing problem that is the mirror image of the last one.
What they do have is a staffing problem". Before the layoffs began, UCI Medical Center in Orange had about 4,930 staff members.
"And if so, is it the result of a curriculum problem, a staff training problem, or that the testing standards are simply too tough?
That won't happen right away -- Ricker said he's had a "huge staffing problem" -- so look for the restaurant to be open maybe five days a week at first.
Idle asked: "Why would anyone want to bomb your hotel?" To which the hotelier replied: "We've had a lot of staff problems lately".
Idle asked: "Why would anyone want to bomb your hotel?" To which Donald replied: "We've had a lot of staff problems lately".
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