From the tenor of articles about the Home Club it was clear that its residents were escaping, most of all, the difficulties of staffing a large private house in the city.
The show is packed with references tailor-made for the locals, from Brocato's lemon ices to the bread pudding at Lil Dizzy's, from the difficulty of staffing a restaurant in the months after the hurricane to the abomination of imported crawfish.
While attention is given to recruiting students into training places, there has at this time been no announcement regarding strategies to address the long term difficulties of retaining staff in the prior to school sector.
Similar concerns are also raised by Cheeseman and Torr (2009, 71), who note of the Workforce Initiatives (as illustrated in Figure 1) that: 'While attention is given to recruiting students into training places, there has at this time been no announcement regarding strategies to address the long-term difficulties of retaining staff in the prior to school sector'.
[Respondent 1, Free State Province] Some nursing managers reflected on feelings of disempowerment, and at times 'paralysis', caused by the lack of strategic planning at higher levels of the health system and the difficulties of managing staff reporting to them, the absence of teamwork and their perceptions of a general lack of caring and professionalism on the part of frontline nurses.
But the uncertainty about how many programs they can run adds to the difficulty of hiring staff.
One barrier is the difficulty of finding staff who can get them up to speed on the technology.
No wonder technology firms complain about the difficulty of hiring staff who can read manuals in English.In part, these shortcomings may stem from the past: two-fifths of the labour force did not finish secondary school.
Because of evolving information, emerging guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and the difficulty of managing staff who were being pulled away from other laboratory jobs to assist with bioterrorism samples, meetings were held frequently (often more than once per day).
However, when it became clear that hospitals were reluctant to approve extended leave because of the difficulty of replacing staff and fellows themselves were often unable to be away from their families for this length of time, we decided to offer more fellowships of shorter duration.
