-
signal for the
existence of
underemployment equilibrium. When
firms are
overstaffed, they can not
achieve their maximum profit levels,
which leads to undesirable...
- substitutes". [further
explanation needed] The BBC has been
criticised for "
overstaffing" news,
sporting and
cultural events and in
doing so, both
wasting licence...
-
Following the
restructuring of
LucasArts in
April 2013, ILM was left
overstaffed and the
faculty was
reduced to
serve only ILM's
visual effects department...
-
Lemmon case two
decades earlier,
suggested that the
Custom House was
overstaffed with
political appointments, and that 20% of the
employees were expendable...
-
Benchmark Way: Five
Partners Who Make
Other VC
Firms Look
Outgunned And
Overstaffed". Forbes. Hempel,
Jessi (February 11, 2013). "Bill Gurley: The sage of...
-
support services, and a
government characterized by
budget problems and "
overstaffing".
Petroleum extraction has
supplanted forestry as the
mainstay of the...
-
employer in the
country and the
public services are
often criticized as
overstaffed and inefficient.
Their members are
selected by
competitive examination...
- spoilsmen. Jay's
report suggested that the New York
Custom House was so
overstaffed with
political appointees that 20% of the
employees were expendable....
- Mueller—the company's COO—elaborated on the
details stating, "We were
overstaffed for the non-media-agency part of the business. We have less
demand for...
- services.
Government spending is
characterized by
budget problems and
overstaffing.
Petroleum has
supplanted forestry as the
mainstay of the economy, providing...
