Sentence examples for staffing adjustments from inspiring English sources
In light of the financial challenges our company has faced of late, I'd like to make you aware of some exciting staffing adjustments.
By Colin Nissan November 13, 2014 In light of the financial challenges our company has faced of late, I'd like to make you aware of some exciting staffing adjustments.
Despite an increase in patient volume of 32% to nearly 37,000 visits/year, and only minimal staffing adjustments, the mean quarterly TAT decreased from 183 min to 165 min (9.8% decrease), the rate of complaints dropped by 56.1% (2.1 per 1000 patients to 0.92), and patients leaving AMA or LWOBS decreased 66.7% from 2.7%to0.9%9%.
Staff should provide their supervisor with as much notice as possible of an absence so that the supervisor can make the necessary staffing adjustments.
When unplanned patients arrive and need care, the result is chaotic, last-minute staffing adjustments by nurse managers, which affects both the delivery of quality care and staff satisfaction.
"We've done some salary and staffing adjustments, adjustments in expenditures that is reflected in the ending balance for the 2015-16 school year," Hodgson said.
Mr. Curry said the layoffs were unrelated to seasonal staff adjustments.
"We went back and looked at everything again before we turned to staff adjustments," Ms. Tellado said.
But representatives for the networks emphasized that they would continue to cover the war and said the staff adjustments reflected the evolution of the conflict in Iraq from a story primarily about violence to one about reconstruction and politics.
One thing is certain: If the price of Bitcoin sinks further and further, "staff adjustments" at crypto startups large and small will be unavoidable.
As the Namibia example suggests, policy-makers and facility managers can use the WISN method to estimate health worker requirements for a range of needs and scenarios, including making staff adjustments in response to implementation of new services, decentralization, or reconfiguration of primary care services.
