Sentence examples for under staffing from inspiring English sources
The current head of the IS department, Professor John Wakeford is dismissing the vice-chancellor's claims of under staffing.
She acknowledged that the bureau has a backlog that prevents it from getting much of the information out to the towns that they have requested, but it is a matter of clerical under staffing, not collusion.
The investigation was prompted by a whistleblower, once a senior manager in Sellafield, who revealed a litany of safety concerns including degraded infrastructure, improper storage of highly radioactive materials and chronic under staffing across the site.
In 2009 and 2010, the Federal Emergency Management Agency awarded some $630 million under Staffing for Adequate Fire and Emergency Response (SAFER) grants, hiring about 3,400 firefighters.
It grew up in North Wales near where I grew up and it pioneered the margin-boosting tactics of deliberate under staffing, low pay, crappy premises, and products displayed in nothing but the cardboard boxes they were delivered in.
' I ended up in hospital twice, because of the ridiculous amount of work we did due to long hours and under staffing' (RD127).
Q: In Mid Staffs one person complained 100 times about under-staffing.
However, Mr Burnham said that the Government was ignoring warnings over under-staffing.
A combination of over-legislation and under-staffing at UKBA creates a toxic mix from which nobody emerges victorious.
It showed a profession struggling against chronic under-staffing, an overstretched management driven by arbitrary, externally imposed performance targets and an obsession with form-filling to tight time scales.
Their report came as new figures revealed that 5,500 nursing posts have now been cut since the Coalition came into office, increasing pressure on the health secretary Jeremy Hunt to act on repeated warnings over under-staffing.
