Adjective:

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overstaffed's Usage Examples:

business for some time, eventually running out of money because they are overstaffed and are too kind to let anyone go.

water utilities are overstaffed is the ratio of employees per 1,000 connections.

households received water only for a few hours every day, utilities were overstaffed, water tariffs were low and many customers did not pay their water bills.

Using this indicator, DWASA appears to be overstaffed: According to DWASA.

the budgetary burden from the national public water utility, which was overstaffed and had been unable to collect bills.

for the development of railroads in Guatemala but used to support an overstaffed governmental oversight agency.

Bonyads are criticized as enormously wasteful: overstaffed, corrupt, and generally unprofitable.

a broken school system (which had been taken over by the state), an overstaffed and costly fire department, and a scandal-ridden police department, as.

Yet the government realised that the CAAF was inefficient, overstaffed and overburdened by bureaucracy.

Paxton defended the move by claiming that the newsroom was overstaffed and the salaries were causing the Durham, North Carolina paper to post.

When firms are overstaffed, they can not achieve their maximum profit levels, which leads to undesirable.

He found the bank overstaffed which was lowering the employee productivity.

employer in the country and the public services are often criticized as overstaffed and inefficient.