Understaffing

He explained how—even though the processing time of contracts tends to ebb and flow over the years—the contracts are currently taking the longest time to process in the time he has been here, which he speculates is due to university-wide understaffing.

In addition, the Virgin Islands Public Employees Relations Board (PERB), also struck with underfunding and understaffing, routinely takes up to two years to process labor charges.

Mr Nowak, who took up the general secretary position at the end of last month, told Sunak that public services are suffering after years of “underfunding and understaffing”, according to reports.

The horrific conditions of Illinois’ prison health care system are, in part, the byproduct of chronic understaffing and unrelenting need.

The NSW Nurses and Midwives Association has previously sited understaffing and a lack of nurse to patient ratios as areas of concern for the region.

They are deliberately understaffing us.

Without it, understaffing will see patients waiting too long for years to come.

Accurate forecasting allows proactive planning, preventing understaffing or overstaffing.

Due to understaffing and low funding, however, the Hamre Center is not planning to change their policies regarding medicated abortion access on campus in the near future.

MDC has been plagued by violence, chronic understaffing, a lack of medical care and unsanitary conditions for some time.

Pharmacy employees are staging walk-outs due to understaffing, hold times for any phone support or just informing you all associates are busy and hanging up.

The RCN pointed out that across the NHS in England, more than 42,000 posts are vacant and record numbers continue to quit nursing against a backdrop of “low pay, poor working conditions and chronic understaffing”.

The report suggests that the overall spending on temporary workers, including both agency and bank staff, has skyrocketed due to the combined impact of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, existing understaffing and political pressure to reduce the backlog.

Understaffing and a lack of government transparency are interfering with a system designed to hold public bodies accountable and keep the public informed, according to some who use the N.W.T.'s access to information system.

But the state’s largest school union says the governor’s proposal merely gives the illusion that he is addressing problems that have long plagued public schools, such as understaffing, crumbling facilities and low morale.

He also was blamed belittling employees, and understaffing their human resource department, which created a fear of speaking out throughout the organization.

In March, four Detroit nurses who raised concerns about understaffing and equipment shortages for reportedly violating their hospital’s social media policy.

Much of the blame for understaffing has been directed at pressure from companies that manage drug plans for health insurers and Medicare.

NDP health critic Vicki Mowat says this incident speaks to understaffing problems at long-term care facilities in Saskatchewan.

The INMO has pointed to understaffing and a lack of capacity as key drivers of overcrowding, adding that there are 411 fewer inpatient beds in Ireland’s hospitals today than a decade ago, despite a larger, older population.