The reduction in full time equivalent staff numbers is likely to equate to about 150 positions, double the number the publisher cut in its last major cost saving push in 2012.
The number of team members varied substantially (range = 4-19 full time equivalent staff members, which was 0.5-2.0 0.5-2.0emberstaff 10,000 inhabitants).
The clinical staff cost per inpatient day was calculated by establishing the full cost of employment (including benefits) of doctors and nurses together with the number of full time equivalent staff working in the medicine wards.
Additionally, injured persons had to have a current or previous claim related to musculoskeletal or psychological injury; employers had to be from medium to large sized businesses with more than 20 full time equivalent staff and one claim in the last 12 months, and GPs had to have had experience in treating injury compensation claimants.
Although originally we had discounted minimisation given the lack of good evidence for the impact of various variables on patient outcomes, given the variation in cluster sizes we will use the following data in our randomisation planning: team size (number of full time equivalent staff), in or out of London, number of service users registered per team.
The new recruits would have to be "a net addition to the company's average full-time equivalent staffing level for the previous year".
In 2013, the child poverty unit had just over 23 full time-equivalent staff members, which had fallen to 10.5 for 2015-16, an earlier ministerial statement had revealed.
The scheme is delivered by two full-time equivalent staff.
Calculated based on number of full-time equivalent staff per 5,000 students.
2. Management staff (8 points) Points for having between at least 0.5 and two full-time equivalent staff devoted to environmental management.
