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overstaffing

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o·ver·staff  (vr-stf)
tr.v. o·ver·staffed, o·ver·staff·ing, o·ver·staffs
To supply with too many employees: Management was careful not to overstaff the agency.
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overstaffing [ˌəʊvəˈstɑːfɪŋ] Nexceso m de personal, exceso m de plantilla
overstaffing [ˌəʊvəˈstɑːfɪŋ] neccedenza di personale


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The first position will involve running around in circles and playing games all day (put another way, a glorified holiday camp); the second idea to put kids into classrooms as classroom assistants (in other words create overstaffing to hide the fact there are not any jobs out there in the real world).
Experts say they all need radical overhauls, warning they are technologically inferior to global rivals and suffer from low productivity, overstaffing and outdated management.
Overstaffing had been a problem, so unneeded personnel were let go.
 
 
 
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