United says it is better prepared for summer because it has more staff and better scheduling.
More staff, especially nurses, have been recruited, but overall productivity has fallen (see first chart).
There were 10 per cent more staff on March 31 this year than 12 months earlier.
Measures are under way to remedy performance with the recruitment of more staff and extra vehicles.
More doctors and would certainly make a difference, but aren't all specialists arguing for more staff?
The council said it had implemented more staff training since the scandal came to light.
The government says this will encourage companies to hire more staff, and thus reduce unemployment.
Some big oil companies lose more staff to road crashes than to industrial accidents.
He wants to employ more staff and lengthen the operating hours in the group's 100 biggest hypermarkets.
Mind you, there's growth too in the cost of running the business, as more staff are taken on.
And I have no doubt that the Obama campaign has more money and more staff and more offices.
He said alongside training up more staff, London Midland had restructured its rotas to make them more efficient.
Ms Sturgeon said there were 4850 more staff working in the NHS today than when Labour left office.
That is despite signs of improvement in the labour market, it said, with firms intending to hire more staff.
Proposals being considered include more staff cuts and a 1.9% council tax hike.
They will have no choice but to make new orders, which in turn will force suppliers to hire more staff.
Such an expansive approach, naturally, entails opening more offices and hiring more staff than a more narrowly focused campaign would.
The airline has also announced it has taken on 20 more staff at East Midlands Airport with 20 more being recruited.
Now that he has all but done so, his campaign will presumably begin to hire more staff and open more offices.
Universities are spending more on fund-raising from past students and philanthropists, and employing more staff to work on it, the research suggests.
Investing in more staff meant the use of agency workers had been reduced and social workers' caseloads were now "more manageable", she added.
There has been a backlash against Pastebin since its owner told the BBC he planned to hire more staff to police "sensitive posts".
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Last week, its management put forward its restructuring business plan to the ministers, which included the proposal to lay off 140 more staff.
On Wednesday, investors were also eyeing Alcatel's US rival Lucent Technologies, following reports it planned to lay off as many as 10, 000 more staff.
The complaints grew so loud from both patients and staff that management was considering expanding the facility and hiring more staff at considerable expense.
Hospitals employing 1, 500 or more staff are better run than those employing more than 500, which, in turn, outperform those with more than 100 staff.
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The company last year announced plans to spend 1 billion pounds to add more staff, particularly in fresh food departments, and improve the customer experience.
That should be good news for jobs, as that is one of the signals for businesses to start expanding capacity, with more staff and investment.
Lib Dems Will recruit more staff (rather than use agency staff).
The ten years since has seen greater investment, more staff, reduced waiting times, new hospitals and radically improved survival rates, particularly in cancer and cardio-vascular disease.
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