Übersetzungen für „short-staffed“ im Englisch » Deutsch-Wörterbuch

short-staffed [-ˈstɑ:ft, Am -ˈstæft] ADJ

short-staffed

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Inspectors found there were "pressures" on care workers to work extra hours due to the service being short-staffed.

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For example, a "locum physician" is a physician who works in the place of the regular physician when that physician is absent, or when a hospital/practice is short-staffed.

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But few have obeyed because they are too short-staffed or take eligibility for granted.

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We remain short-staffed and so any illnesses or holidays leave us struggling to be in "two places at once".

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They are allowed to skip to the good parts, but it's still a lot of time in a police department that's severely short-staffed and overburdened.

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On the advice of his officers, he did not explore it, as he was short-staffed and the current was strong.

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Certain sectors such as homebuilding and technology are short-staffed.

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Drastically short-staffed, they spend hours with the occupants and are vulnerable to diseases themselves.

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Growers who were currently short-staffed could only look to permitted holiday workers to fill the gaps, he said.

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He's been short-staffed in recent years, he said, and it's hard to hire new employees.

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