overstaffing in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for overstaffing in the English»Spanish Dictionary

overstaffing [Am ˌoʊvərˈstæfɪŋ, Brit ˌəʊvəˈstɑːfɪŋ] N U

overstaffing

exceso f de personal

overstaffing

exceso f de plantilla Spain

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The answer to overstaffing is not a new business, but humane forms of retrenchment.

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Rapid productivity growth due to technological innovation, as in telecommunications, obscured overstaffing.

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As a consequence, overstaffing is commonplace in police control rooms.

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The cost problem was due to overstaffing, rather than excessive pay levels, he said.

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Forecasting tools -- to minimise the risk of overstaffing and understaffing.

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Overstaffing has lot of demerits but understaffing can also lead overworked employees not to provide ideal customer service.

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Overstaffing and lack of efficiency incentives increased overall program costs.

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This brought about a significant reduction in red tape, overstaffing, improved moral and better customer satisfaction.

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Certainly their disappointing profits can not be a result of overstaffing.

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They will likely cut costs by trimming management teams to avoid overstaffing and duplication.

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