The 2003 Jakarta and 2005 Bali attacks did not pose such a major manpower and resource problem; this was due to a smaller number of patients requiring critical care and surgery as well as better disaster preparedness resulting from the experience of managing patients from the 2002 attack.
Adding a new production shift, she said, "would mean such a high cost of manpower that we would not be able to compete".
"With such a heavy concentration of manpower and weapons located in this relatively small area, there is great potential for fighting to break out at any time," said Lt. Kwon Byung Su of an elite South Korean front-line unit on border patrol.
Getting an employee through a staffing agency, such as Manpower or Adecco, typically makes the worker an employee of that agency.
As for the membership cards, he said La Meute doesn't yet have the manpower to develop such a system.
This means that such a study would require considerable time, manpower and funding, and the results would not be timely.
Consulting and auditing have been dumped: too risky and too distracting.Mr Siegfried estimates that the business of providing high-end temporary accounting help is already worth $5 billion a year, half going to traditional firms and half to firms like his and big temporary-staff companies such as Manpower, Robert Half and Resource Connections, an accounting specialist.
"The more that free movement of people is allowed between countries, the less companies need to offshore," says Darryl Green, one of Manpower's presidents.Agencies providing temporary staff, such as Manpower, play their part, allowing firms to treat workers as a flexible resource not a fixed cost.
Gale, however, objected to this small-scale operation, arguing that a single brigade would not be able to achieve these objectives with such limited manpower, and asked for the entire division to be deployed.
The cost and required manpower associated with implementing such a system on JET has also been estimated.
