Anyone expecting a return to the charm of the country railways of old will be disappointed, with spartan unstaffed stations whose brutalist architecture is better to suited to platforms serving a Glasgow housing estate.
Inspectors said that, on some occasions, entire wings of the prison had been left unstaffed while inmates were out of their cells.
We are not a socialist country!" Local groups and activists had grave concerns about the safety of driverless trains and unstaffed stations.
Your article also touches on a number of personnel and staffing issues — scientists who have quit in protest over the Administration's decisions, advisory boards that have been dismantled or remain unstaffed as a result of new vetting procedures.
We slept and studied in minuscule, antiqued dorm rooms (rumors had it that there'd once been maid service), explored the unstaffed library at whim, and played impromptu (possibly drunken) games of late-night squash in the courts in the college's basement.
A spa, state-of-the-art gym (all but unused and unstaffed on a recent Wednesday) and a very modest business center (ditto) are also on hand.
"If providers want to leave a house unstaffed or single-staffed, they can — and they do," said Toby Fisher, a senior field policy specialist for the Service Employees International Union, which represents many of the state's mental health workers.
Responding to concerns about safety in unstaffed stations, the agency said it would aim to install more than 5,000 intercoms designed to be highly visible to riders.
It is unfinished, for the most part unstaffed, and all too aware that it isn't even a restaurant yet.
He said federal office buildings will close, parks and monuments will be shut down, and veterans will find their support services unstaffed.
Both planes followed an established procedure for landing at an airport with unstaffed towers, which occurs at some smaller airports that do not have controllers in the early morning.
