Sentence examples for high staffing from inspiring English sources

Multivariate results imply that nurse reports of low quality care were three times as likely in hospitals with low staffing and support for nurses as in hospitals with high staffing and support.

One had only to goad him mischievously by mentioning the high staffing levels at the ECB, the England and Wales Cricket Board, in more recent years, and his eyes would take on a kind of exasperation and drift eloquently towards the ceiling.

Whereas Credit Suisse laid off 300 investment bankers this week, to cut high staffing costs, Deutsche Bank said only two weeks ago that it would ask shareholders' consent to award euro1.8 billion-worth of stock options to its senior bankers.Shareholders in these banks must wonder: do I back an investment bank that could reach the top five?

The Puerto Rican and gay pride parades were also cut, though the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade maintained its traditional length, because, Mr. Browne said, it was held on a Thursday, traditionally a high staffing day, and because the organizers needed a large space to blow up the giant balloons.

Kids Company, which has a host of celebrity backers and has been held up as a beacon of good practice, has also been criticised for its high staffing costs and lack of evidence for achieving the results it claims with the children it works for.

Secondly, the use of average values implies that days of low nursing staffing can be compensated for by days of high staffing.

The result is very high staff turnover.

He says: "The consequence could be a high staff turnover.

Many lack the expertise to commission services, although reorganisation and high staff turnover have not helped.

Raised expectations The local NUT reports high staff turnover and teachers complaining about workloads.

Low pay and poor working conditions result in high staff turnover.