Sentence examples for poor staffing from inspiring English sources
The utility's misconduct, the court said, included poor staffing decisions and its employees' failure to reduce voltage after lightning hit the electrical system.
Ormond Street hospital trust is said to have assessed staff performance in the Connolly case without taking into account information provided by two senior doctors about the effects of poor staffing levels.
The government determined that lack of training, poor staffing decisions and communication problems contributed to the failure that ultimately led to the resignation of the head of the secret service, Julia Pierson.
The case was reported Sunday by The New York Post, which said Mr. Montemarano's relatives believed that poor staffing levels and unsanitary conditions in the Mount Sinai liver transplant ward contributed to his death.
Last summer, a report by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) into the West London Mental Health Trust that runs Broadmoor painted a grim picture of an institution blighted by weak management, poor staffing and training, inadequate facilities and overcrowding.
The 2012 report described poor staffing and accountability measures, "shockingly high rates" of violence, "grossly inadequate" suicide prevention measures, "unreasonable barriers" to medical care and little to no help for prisoners who did not speak English.
Unfortunately, this wasn't the only example of poor staff conduct that I witnessed.
Chaotic organisation, poor staff and inexperience have led to a series of gaffes, rows and snubs.
"Every day new problems arise as a result of poor staff training, IT failures and poor IT systems.
On a fundamental level, the visit may simply point to poor staff work in the Bush campaign.
