Sentence examples for lowest staffing from inspiring English sources

That is the lowest staffing level since 1997, though the number has bounced up and down several times since.

The most recent figures from the Office for National Statistics shows UK local government, which employs 2.21m people, is at its lowest staffing level since 1999, when the ONS began to analyse public sector employment statistics, while the civil service, which employs 392,500 full-time staff, is at its smallest since the second world war.

For adequacy of staffing, the NGOs again were the best staffed, the military was second, and the MoPH again had the lowest staffing.

The agency has already been the subject of budget cuts and is at its lowest staffing level since 1989.

Truss told the Commons England had "the tightest ratios in Europe" for children under three and the lowest staff salaries.

In a business now suffering from giddy job-hopping, GECIS boasts the lowest staff-attrition rates in the country.

"At present, we have the tightest ratios in Europe for children under three and we also have the lowest staff salaries," she said.

"It is no coincidence that we have the most restrictive adult-child ratios for young children of comparable European countries as well as the lowest staff salaries".

Labour and the Royal College of Nursing warned that low staffing often led to poor care.

However Strong insisted that low staffing levels did not mean safety was compromised.

Next come the low staffing levels in every department and the lack of basic resources.