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Understaffed

Understaffed | Understaffing

Understaffed meaning

having an inadequate number of workers or assistants

Example sentences (20)

And I think some of the labor savings will be rectified through recruitment for understaffed situation.

At public meetings, officials have said it could fall on the Austin Police Department, whose traffic enforcement units have been understaffed for some time.

If our municipal shelters are underfinanced or understaffed, then elected officials must explain what they are doing to remediate these challenges.

Investigations later proved that operating and safety procedures at the time had been insufficient and the plant had been severely understaffed.

Law enforcement is understaffed.

Manzer says when the organizational review was completed last year Human Resources was found to be understaffed.

Melanie Gumm sends her son to after school care at Queanbeyan Public School and said the service was completely unstructured and understaffed.

More departures are said to come, with those leaving stressing the understaffed system, residents’ safety concerns and the City’s rise in crime.

The GM called the district manager saying we were severely understaffed and couldn't run service.

The new schedule will also streamline start times and decrease bus routes by 10%, thus freeing up buses for more field trips, activities and athletics that the understaffed transportation department sometimes has to cancel due to lack of drivers.

To complicate matters further, the cybersecurity workforce gap – which increased by between 2021 and 2022 – combined with a renewed focus on budget and tech layoffs – has resulted in security operations centers (SOCs) being understaffed.

Today, the BRIC is understaffed in that area, with only one analyst per shift on duty from Friday to Monday, police officials said.

While McGarry said there is no magic answer, he said a good start would be adding staff to the city’s development department, which he claims is understaffed, and not sitting on potential opportunities.

And they’re understaffed by more than a thousand agents.

A “seriously understaffed and stretched” team of staff also meant high-risk inmates could spend years behind bars without “any challenge” towards their “dangerous” conduct, a report published on Monday said.

Automation can help alleviate the processing challenges presented by understaffed offices and may dramatically improve how quickly eligible applicants in need can receive assistance.

Davis comes to an understaffed department.

During her campaign, Graham said if elected her first change as mayor would be pausing the nine month process it takes to become a police officer so the understaffed department can hire officers more quickly.

Having access to a good education that teaches financial literacy and promotes pathways to good and understaffed jobs is essential to help struggling families.

However, Khan had to decline the offer due to being understaffed and busy with work.