overstaffing

Fidel recalled the overstaffing in the hospitals and the successful struggle to reduce this personnel.

CASTRO ON RECTIFICATION, WASTE OF RESOURCES 1988

The reorganization follows last year's discovery of an unexpected $6 million budget shortfall in Land Use Services, which county officials attributed to poor management - namely overstaffing - amid plunging revenues.

Victorville Daily Press : Natasha Lindstrom 2010

Balzer earlier told the committee his department was working with the National Treasury and the department of public service and administration on this "overstaffing" problem.

ANC Daily News Briefing 2004

"overstaffing" may be saved, through a further cutback in the working week, voluntary redundancies, and a measured reduction in outsourcing.

YBW News 2009

Giving “insiders”—workers and managers—too much control is often thought to slow restructuring and prompt excessive wages and overstaffing.

The Return Daniel Treisman 2011

Giving “insiders”—workers and managers—too much control is often thought to slow restructuring and prompt excessive wages and overstaffing.

The Return Daniel Treisman 2011

Giving “insiders”—workers and managers—too much control is often thought to slow restructuring and prompt excessive wages and overstaffing.

The Return Daniel Treisman 2011

Giving “insiders”—workers and managers—too much control is often thought to slow restructuring and prompt excessive wages and overstaffing.

The Return Daniel Treisman 2011

The bit near the beginning on the problem in the parks department – overstaffing, no one showing up for work, lost money, poor controls, no process – particularly resonate with me.

Coyote Blog » Blog Archive » San Francisco: Progressive Paradise or Bankrupt Banana Republic? 2009

The Gurkhas have managed to cut back some of their numbers since the changes to their terms and conditions, but there is still a large overstaffing because of over-recruitment," said one Whitehall source."

Defence cuts: Gurkhas and RAF take brunt 2011