Sentence examples for problem staff from inspiring English sources
Mr. Brizard seemed to have had the union contract memorized, Mr. Esposito said, and followed protocol in dismissing problem staff members.
New investigators should keep in mind, however, that in getting rid of problem staff, state, federal, and institutional regulations must be considered.
With local evidence of the size of the problem, staff is more motivated to act, especially if effective interventions to reduce adverse events can be selected and implemented to target those AEs that are prioritized, namely those resulting from surgical procedures, drug errors and health-acquired infections.
If overcrowding becomes a problem, staff may ask to see room keys, but this is very unlikely, due to the nature of a hotel lobby (people checking in/having just checked out, etc).
We found that the executive team had failed on multiple occasions to provide resources or support to clinical staff in critical care and there was no acknowledgement that they understood the problems staff identified.
Discontinuity due to security problems, staff evacuations and staff shortages were the main reason for missing monthly reports.
The research team documented problems staff had delivering the curriculum or changes staff made to the curriculum.
'Their problems are our problems' Staff social worker Cyrus Piramau told Qulinta that funds from the festival support many of the programmes offered by the society.
Seventeen incidents related to inter-personal conflicts among staff, coping with absenteeism and dealing with issues of staff personal problems, staff misconduct, including theft of supplies, and five incidents focused on dealing with client complaints and managing clinic committees.
According to a systematic review, inadequate training/skills, drug procurement/logistics problems, staff shortage, lack of equipment and low staff motivation are the most commonly cited barriers at this level of care [ 38].
The most common problems staff at the health unit reported when carrying out their duties were lack of transport, inadequate staff numbers, and poor support services like water, lighting, inadequate allowances and drugs.
