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Definitions
Etymologies
- Middle English staf, from Old English stæf.Perhaps from German Stoff, stuff.
Examples
“The objective in staffing is never to assemble the best possible team.”
“JACKI SCHECHNER, CNN INTERNET REPORTER: Wolf, Democratic Congressman Bennie Thompson from Mississippi is taking on the Department of Homeland Security and what it calls staffing issues.”
“He played a large role in staffing scientific positions around the world during the 1990's.”
“In this age of audit-everything and trust no-one, the work of IT groups has grown exponentially and the staffing is dropping.”
“Part of their long-term staffing strategy is to use contingent labor, said Miller, adding that businesses feel they can better ramp up — or down — to meet production needs with temporary workers.”
USA Today: Increase in temp workers is both encouraging, concerning
“Higher rates generally reflect investments in staffing, technology, specialization and sometimes consumer preferences.”
“Finally, foreclosures are monitored to make certain that staffing is adequate to review the affidavits properly.”
The Washington Post: Parsing statements by Citigroup and Wells Fargo on the foreclosure issue
“Marguerite Roza, senior data adviser for the Gates Foundation, says staffing is simply rebounding from peak levels reached about five years ago.”
“As many have pointed out above, a private company would have made adjustments in staffing levels”
Coyote Blog » Blog Archive » Health Care and the Post Office
“As many have pointed out above, a private company would have made adjustments in staffing levels.”
Coyote Blog » Blog Archive » Health Care and the Post Office
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