Meanings of under-staffed in English

The seven management bodies say primary schools are under-funded, under-resourced and under-staffed.

He also said the service was critically under-staffed, which meant long hours at an increased pace.

Most are under-staffed and low on funds.

The engineers were under-staffed, under-manned, and overworked.

An under-staffed social work agency has been turning away applicants because it can't afford to pay them enough.

The attacking department remains particularly under-staffed.

The state of the hospitals was raised - under-staffed, using charity to buy crucial equipment, medics working 26-hour shifts.

District nurses in Northern Ireland are under-staffed, under-resourced and often abused while treating patients in the community, according to a union.

This stuns the viewer, who realises how critically under-staffed some medical centres are to deal with so many people's rights to basic healthcare.

Inspections of St Anne's Residential Services in Roscrea found units were under-staffed meaning residents' activities were sometimes restricted to walking around an internal courtyard.

Yet the SAPS has an R86-billion budget. The DA argues that the police stations in the most hard-hit rural areas are under-staffed and under-resourced.

The fact is they are under-staffed and under-resourced and you've got all sorts of modern police processes being put in place, which simply don't work.

It said the DHB's mental health service had a "complacent culture", a lack of leadership, was under-staffed and had an overcapacity of patients.

Under-staffed, over-burdened health systems are not unique to low-income countries.

The seven management bodies say primary schools are under-funded, under-resourced and under-staffed.

He also said the service was critically under-staffed, which meant long hours at an increased pace.