| The business of health care combined with staff turnover and being short-staffed can affect a perioperative nurse's morale. |
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| The midwife said jokingly they were quite short-staffed so they were glad I didn't give birth in the hospital. |
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| We knew we weren't supposed to do it, but we did it because we were short-staffed and it was the only way to get the rounds done on time. |
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| Occasionally when we are short-staffed we have to pull people away from monitoring. |
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| If some commuters cannot get in then some employers will find themselves short-staffed. |
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| Childcare centres are too short-staffed to adequately educate young Tasmanian children, says an international speaker on education. |
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| Although officially retired in 2001, Mrs Cullen regularly taught lessons at the school when the school was short-staffed. |
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| We don't want to cause disruption to the public but we are short-staffed and our pay rise wasn't good and people are upset. |
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| We were so short-staffed at points that senior management were often doing the duties of junior prison officers. |
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| Eventually she became exhausted from the long hours at the short-staffed school. |
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| In August, we were very busy because it was so hot but we were short-staffed because a lot of people were off on holiday. |
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| It also revealed that the Clyde-based agency was short-staffed on the day of the tragedy last July. |
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| It may be worth getting to know what recruitment resources are at your disposal even if you aren't short-staffed currently. |
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| We expressed sympathy for her being short-staffed on such a busy night, and she asked if we liked free stuff. |
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| In Arizona, officials say, more than a hundred prison guards are serving overseas, leaving their already crowded prisons badly short-staffed. |
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| The shift supervisor had to be recalled from a break to fill the position because the unit was short-staffed at the time of the occurrence. |
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| We have been short-staffed at work because people keep going on holiday. |
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| The access to information office was very short-staffed during the reporting period. |
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| How can you rate someone on their trade when they're out doing some other guy's job because they're short-staffed somewhere? |
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| Already short-staffed given the range of tasks to be accomplished, the Protocol Unit had to cope with a number of transfers out of the unit. |
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| Too often, coordinating bodies tend to be short-staffed and advisory only, limiting their ability to move the agenda for young children forward. |
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| Indeed, working short-staffed appears to be the norm in Canadian long-term care. |
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| Working short-staffed is a key contributor to excessive workloads and the feeling that there is never enough time. |
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| Many engineering technician occupations are similarly short-staffed, as are other, more specialized occupations such as lawyers and chaplains. |
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| Some recruiting centres, intelligence and communications units, and units needed for policy and planning were short-staffed. |
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| Small police forces might opt for reassignment rather than suspension because they are too short-staffed to do without an officer. |
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| In every sub-program, managers indicated that they were short-staffed especially in the classroom delivery area. |
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| In contrast, only 15.4 per cent of Nordic workers reported being short-staffed on a daily basis. |
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| A constraint is likely to arise in the Legislative Drafting Section of the Attorney-General which is short-staffed. |
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| For example, if the ongoing IM Operations is short-staffed, the person could be hired indeterminately but begin by working on the project. |
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| The doctors and nurses, often short-staffed, do a great job despite the Welsh Government's disastrous handling of our health service. |
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| Trading desks remain short-staffed until people return from vacation after the Labor Day holiday. |
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| Accountability is the other Tony Williams AS a nurse we have always been short-staffed, but the care given was always of the highest standard. |
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| Unfortunately, many businesses today are short-staffed. |
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| Removing HECS fees as an incentive for nursing graduates in under-resourced and short-staffed areas such as rural and remote communities. |
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| I think the doctors and staff deserve a medal for all the good work they do, especially when they are so short-staffed. |
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| Ward 516 was short-staffed for most of my stay due to the fact that agency nurses let them down at the last minute. |
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| Carla notices that Nick is short-staffed in the Bistro, so she offers herself as his waitress for the evening. |
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| These numbers likely underestimate the 11 problem of understaffing because we inquired about facilities that operated short-staffed due to illness or vacation only. |
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| While Nordic workers will understandably see this as being too high, what our findings show is that working short-staffed is not inherent to the long-term care setting. |
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| Because the Toronto Transit Commission was on strike, many call centre personnel walked several miles to get to work, and then had to cope with being short-staffed by between 35 and 45 agents at any given time during the day. |
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| We found that the Department is doing good work to correct problems with the recruiting system, but the expanded recruiting efforts are themselves short-staffed. |
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| The state auditing service was short-staffed but had not scheduled audits by private sector firms, while many public entities had not submitted accounts for years. |
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| Short-staffed as it was, NOAA's surge forecasts were remarkably accurate. |
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