The number of operators on the work face was reduced to 3 5, signaling the move to a reduced-manpower shift or unmanned safe and efficient production in a coal mine.
A related issue was the ability of health departments to realistically generate enough surge capacity in their public health workforce to investigate or respond to a large event, especially one that encompassed multiple jurisdictions in the same state, thereby limiting the state health department's ability to shift manpower and resources from one jurisdiction to the next.
Creating new organizational boxes, shifting manpower and expanding the size of the F.B.I. will not make the public safer until this change is made.
In 1958, however, came the Great Leap Forward, an effort to speed up progress by shifting rural manpower into manufacturing.
"It was considered an all-out imperative by the administration to keep troop levels low, particularly in the beginning of the war, and one way that was done was to shift money and manpower to contractors.
This paper presents an integrated mixed integer linear programming (MILP) model for determining manpower requirements and related personnel shift designs for the build-up and break-down of the unit load devices (ULDs) at the air cargo terminal to minimize manpower costs.
It urges a shift away from manpower-intensive armoured divisions in favour of the air force, intelligence collection and cyber-warfare.
They would take advantage of a relatively quiet world to shift resources away from manpower and arms procurement into military R&D, especially information-gathering and processing.
The model soldier should be less science-fiction Terminator and more intellectual for "the graduate level of war", preferably a linguist, with a sense of history and anthropology.The indirect approachIn general, the shift from technology to manpower is welcome.
This shift of focus and manpower has forced Gnip to re-structure its staff.
If applicable, describe any shifts in policy or manpower.
