Sentence examples for impact on staffing from inspiring English sources

While the Department of Homeland Security is reduced to $784 million, a 2 percent hit, the Republicans insist that cut should not have an impact on staffing at the Customs and Border Protection, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the Transportation Security Agency, the Coast Guard, and the Secret Service units.

Mr Grange said morale was low and the loss of hundreds of workers was beginning to have an impact on staffing issues.

Decentralization's purported negative impact on staffing equity is the second issue.

Centralised and organisational controls are flexibly combined; for example, some centralised (state level) rules apply for teaching hospitals and impact on staffing levels and the skill-mix.

Staff/patient ratios and recruitment of midwives across the state, particularly in rural areas, are the two areas that appear to have the greatest negative impact on staffing adequacy and therefore potentially on the provision of quality care.

Staff/patient ratios and recruitment of midwives in rural areas are the two areas that appear to have the greatest negative impact on staffing adequacy and provision of quality care.

Sixth, given that this study assessed implementation at one year, it does not assess long-term sustainability, including the impact on staff (e.g. NP burnout).

But the impact on staff is hard.

It can also have an impact on staff morale.

There would be no impact on staff levels at Jobcentre Plus offices this year, a spokesperson said.

If we win, that has to have an impact on staff in other cinemas".