#staffing-issues

#staffing-issues

"Thousands of people waiting, no communication, no explanation. I guess even she needs a day off." said Kevin Ward, 62, from Milwaukee.

By the end of this decade, the U.S. Army plans to reduce the number of museums from 41 to 12, citing maintenance and staffing issues.

The nursery has a clear curriculum in place, but Ofsted found it isn't always delivered effectively when regular staff are off and temporary arrangements are in place.

The loss of USDA staff has also left Massachusetts farmers without essential resources that have long been an important part of their success.

Ursula Jones Dickson emphasized her commitment to reshaping Alameda County’s District Attorney office, addressing ethical issues and reducing a backlog of juvenile cases.

We were already understaffed because of the ICE raids throughout the weekend. There was no one in the kitchen to cook the food.

The Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events is facing turmoil due to the resignation of 25% of its staff, raising concerns about its operational capacity.

The recent study in 'Criminology & Public Policy' emphasizes that while salary is important, humanizing police officers plays a crucial role in boosting recruitment rates.

"The park service employees stayed seated. The detour was cutting into their work hours."

The staffer, Marko Elez, resigned due to racist posts but was rehired at the SSA, despite breaching privacy policy by mishandling personal information.

"We have lost employees in the agency, in our division and on our case team," FTC attorney Jonathan Cohen said at a status hearing in Washington.

"After careful consideration and in response to our inability to meet the needs of program recipients, the decision was made to suspend teleworking," said Joshua Marshall, a spokesperson for the department.