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staffing

Staffing (noun) means the process of hiring and organising the people needed to run something. Example: “Staffing shortages delayed the store's opening.”

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The process of hiring and organising the people needed to run something.
"Staffing shortages delayed the store's opening."
"The hospital reviewed its staffing levels after the surge in patients."

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In plain EnglishHow an organisation hires and arranges its workers.

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staffing levels staffing agency staffing shortage
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Frequently asked questions

What does “staffing” mean?

The word “staffing” means the process of hiring and organising the people needed to run something. In plain terms, how an organisation hires and arranges its workers.

How do you use “staffing” in a sentence?

Here is “staffing” used in a sentence: “Staffing shortages delayed the store's opening.”

What part of speech is “staffing”?

“Staffing” is a noun.

Is “staffing” a common word?

“Staffing” is an uncommon word in modern English.

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