Despite a perpetually-understaffed workforce and increased workload, TSA Officers discovered a record 2,653 firearms at security checkpoints in 2015 - a 20percentt increase from 2014.
"They are understaffed, both within the broader workforce and the consultant numbers, for a service like that.
They describe supervisors who are inept at scheduling, a workforce that is chronically understaffed and managers who are not held accountable for their actions.
Wurie and Witter [ 41] reported a chronically understaffed, demotivated, ill equipped, overworked health workforce in general, working in conditions described as poor, supported by inadequate logistics and resources and inadequate levels of health education and promotion.
"I'm worried about what might happen to the NHS after Brexit, especially its workforce, as it is already understaffed.
However, they took no account of the already efficient nature of this particular segment of the workforce, delivering services that were already understaffed.
As surgical task shifting is a response to a weak and understaffed health system, we recommend strengthening health system infrastructure, including workforce.
Despite the fact that the primary health facilities serve a large population, especially in rural Tanzania (where more than 80% of the population resides), they are understaffed and mostly run by a low cadre of health workforce with minimal skills [ 37].
Justin Madders MP, Labour's Shadow Health Minister, said that the decision to block the findings was "deeply concerning" "Ministers need to urgently set out how they intend to tackle the workforce crisis in the NHS and ensure hospital wards are not left dangerously understaffed," he said.
The commission is understaffed.
Federal courts are understaffed.
