Sentence examples for more efficient staffing from inspiring English sources

In the case of High Plains, they were able to achieve both through a team-based approach and more efficient staffing.

The International Union of Operating Engineers, which represents operators of cranes, compressors and backhoes, began the strike on Saturday over management's demands for more efficient staffing levels.

Better labor training, more-efficient staffing structures (fewer managers) and smarter corporate strategy were helpful.

"The more that you know about an individual, the easier it is to care for them," says Thorn. "It will transform our business, make us more efficient, so staff spend more time with our residents, not on paperwork.

In actuality, its unusual placement ensures a far more efficient use of staff time, since they will be in a centralized location.

The department argues changes would mean more efficient rostering of staff and use of expensive equipment as well as reducing "unnecessary bedblocking (in hospitals) because senior decision makers are not available at weekends".

The appointment of a new environment manager means GNM is now able to commit to developing a more systematic and transparent process of continual improvement, and the move to more efficient offices provides staff with a setting more conducive to good environmental practice.

Services will be "redesigned" to be more efficient and vacant staff posts will not be filled.

Other proposals include: Reduce the cost of services by providing more efficient services and staff restructuring, saving £6.48m.

"There will be a cost implication with staffing but the finer details of that haven't been worked out yet and when we have the new recruits on board that will be more efficient than paying staff overtime.

He felt that this would be a more efficient use of staff time, even if it meant that the final product would be more "bare-bones" than brilliant.