Sentence examples for decreasing staff from inspiring English sources
"We have decreasing staff levels, disinvestment in safety, a lack of training, and accidents or near-misses -- indicators of catastrophe -- being ignored," Moure-Eraso said.
In a recent lecture to a journalism class at the University of Albany, the notorious Jayson Blair talked about how plagiarism is easier than ever (he should know), thanks to the pressures of the 24-hour news cycle and decreasing staff.
Because of high levels of HIV infection among health care workers in many countries, access to ART for staff and their families will be important for sustaining morale and decreasing staff loss from AIDS.
When the cost of control has exceeded the capacities of the responsible governmentals (due to a lack of funds, political insecurity or decreasing staff), various NGOs have stepped in to bridge the gap – with some success.
It also reduces costs, helping to decrease staff turnover and reduce absence levels," says workplace expert, Tanya Korobka.
Susan Chira, the foreign editor of The Times, said the newspaper would decrease staff gradually.
Annual influenza vaccination for HCP is recommended to reduce the spread of influenza and decrease staff illness and absenteeism.
The score measures the difference between the proportion of the 1,000 employers surveyed who expect to increase staff levels and those who expect to decrease staff levels in the final months of this year.
But the network strategists did not anticipate how difficult it would be to reverse decades of ratings erosion, or that CBS would continue to decrease staff members at the news division.
San Juan, Puerto Rico, has the worst employment outlook, with a net 8% of surveyed employers saying they expect to decrease staff between April and June.
Because of increased production demands, providers may be expected to give care in sub-optimal working conditions, with decreased staff, and a shortage of physicians, which leads to fatigue and burnout.
