Sentence examples for staffing statistics from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the official staffing statistics conveniently exclude the 82,000 academics employed in jobs such as hourly paid teaching, which are classed as "atypical", so the real figures look much worse.

The Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health said it was very concerned about the sustainability of more than four inpatient units based on current staffing statistics.

And, despite the staff statistics in what is called the Core Price Index, the board ignored its own data and passed what, under those circumstances, were startling and onerous guidelines" -- the 5 and 7percentt increases.

Management also drew extensively on softer technical resources such as staff statistics and managerial reports.

The creation of population modeling databases usually involves assistance from either database management staff or statistics staff.

In the period for our study, we identified four relevant sets: medical staffing, ward statistics, radiology and medicines management.

The legislation also requires the release of detailed information on staffing levels, overtime statistics, crime complaints, domestic violence radio runs and other categories.

But board members insisted on a full report, and to the staff's surprise, statistics showed no academic difference between newer and older participants.

"The concept of race and how we view it culturally has changed," said Elizabeth M. Grieco, chief of the Census Bureau's immigration statistics staff, which analyzed 2007 data.

But Mr. Reilly said that when he settled into his new office, he discovered a paucity of computers, which had to be addressed before he could expect his staff to chart statistics.

"We've had an economic downturn, and that may well be affecting the attractiveness of the United States as a destination," said Thomas A. Gryn, a statistician with the bureau's immigration statistics staff.