Sentence examples for staff dissatisfaction from inspiring English sources

Tells about staff dissatisfaction with Waldheim.

This is reflected in reports pointing to rising staff dissatisfaction, increasing amounts of industrial action and the falling morale of doctors, nurses and support staff.

Though her micromanaging of the final product each week led to many late nights and a high rate of staff dissatisfaction and turnover, the previously struggling magazine sharply increased newsstand circulation, a telling indicator of a magazine's resonance with readers.

But staff dissatisfaction at what Transport for London chiefs refer to as the modernisation of the tube does not appear to have abated, despite Khan promising an independent review.

(Northern Province interviewee) One of the most important factors contributing to staff dissatisfaction was stigma.

Staff dissatisfaction with working conditions has necessitated engagement in part-time income-generating jobs to supplement regular employment incomes.

Staff job dissatisfaction results in high illness absenteeism (5.4%) and turnover rates, which ultimately leads to staff shortages [ 7- 13].

Positive relationships among co-workers have been linked to improved motivation whereas poor relationships have been associated with higher staff turnover, dissatisfaction (from both staff and clients) and poor health care delivery [ 2, 10].

One Leadership Academy alumnus was removed from his post this month, pending Education Department investigations, after a public screaming match with the school's parent coordinator; more than 250 parents had signed a letter citing a "litany of problems" including "increased staff turnover, parent dissatisfaction and general turmoil".

The study identified staff burnout and dissatisfaction as the major threat to quality of care.

However, the staff expressed great dissatisfaction with the opportunities to attend seminars and with the decision making procedures related to participation in seminars.