"staffing plan" is a correct and usable phrase in written English, typically used to refer to a plan of how a company or organization is staffed.
For example, "The company is developing a staffing plan to ensure that they have the right people in the right roles."
Providing an evidence-driven infrastructure is critical to addressing the continuous challenge of managing effective nurse-patient assignments in a workable staffing plan.
Lastly, I assisted my chief investment officer in advising a private foundation client in starting their Mission Related Investing initiative by conducting peer analyses, providing a staffing plan, and constructing a cross-asset class portfolio of investments.
Being more specific from the beginning helps tremendously with prioritizing one market over another, creating a staffing plan, and budget allocation all of which are necessary for helping a company achieve its desired global goals.
Computer diagnosis will be needed to avoid having to hire so many extra staff and to prevent shortages growing worse, according to the first NHS staffing plan in 25 years.
The staffing plan was drawn up before the Government's spending review.
The alternative staffing plan has cross-training so that the five employees can cover for each other.
We have reviewed our staffing plans and have already put contingencies in place.
Massachusetts is the first state to voluntarily make staffing plans public.
In many schools, timetables are being rewritten and new staffing plans drawn up.
Conclusion: The data provide useful bench-marking information for MFM subspecialists exploring options for practice and for health care planners and organizations developing staffing plans.
The report recommends that A&Es should build in a "margin of safety" into their staffing plans, even if this meant they were overstaffed during quiet periods.
