Sentence examples for staffing problem from inspiring English sources

The POA told the Observer it estimated around 35% of the country's prisons were experiencing some form of staffing problem.

Shiv Nadar, chairman of HCL Technologies, says there is no staffing problem at the entry level, but a short-term difficulty at the mid-level.

Rising violence exacerbates the staffing problem: breaking up serious fights requires three officers for each prisoner involved, pulling them away from dealing with peaceable convicts.Out of touchTo make room for the constant flow of new arrivals in an overcrowded estate, prisoners are regularly relocated, disrupting courses supposed to improve their chances of going straight upon release.

Patrick J. Lynch, the president of the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association, called the move — which he referred to as a "cancellation" of this month's class — "a bad decision that will compound the existing staffing problem, compromise public safety and put our police officers at greater risk".

This paper uses control theory techniques to dynamically solve this staffing problem at a strategic level.

A driver late for their shift is a "staffing problem", while "passenger action" is used to describe everything from violence against staff to a sit-in.

"It worsened the home-care staffing problems.

Despite that academic success, there are staffing problems.

"Staffing problems are severe within the health service.

But the university does have staffing problems, and those problems apparently begin at the top.

BPO's staffing problems are more acute than IT's because the "business is real-time.