staffing

noun 2

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ADJ.

all

The hospital faced serious staffing problems during the pandemic last year.

VERB + STAFFING

bring, get, paid

We need to get staffing levels back to normal before the busy season starts.

PREP.

down

The hospital decided to reduce costs by staffing down several departments next month.

Definitions

noun

the practice of hiring and firing staff

The personnel required for some project.

In accordance with an agreement made in 1855, "the Junction Station" (Coaley) was erected at the expense of the Dursley Company, which also paid for the staffing of it.

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Example Bank

In accordance with an agreement made in 1855, "the Junction Station" (Coaley) was erected at the expense of the Dursley Company, which also paid for the staffing of it.

Wiktionary

Paul's knowledge of creative bookkeeping has been the secret of his ability to get all the staffing he needs.

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Federal departments have been hit with an official hiring freeze in an attempt to bring down government staffing costs.

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