Alitalia, which has suffered from frequent strikes and over-staffing, has not made an annual profit since 2002.
Because of this line of reasoning, managers or technical leads sometimes over-correct and attempt to maximize efficiency by staffing single-person projects to reduce the communication overhead down to zero.
Ambulance workers in Yorkshire have voted to go on a 24-hour strike over staffing changes.
"Now we can go back and do what we have been doing so well, and over-invest with coaches, staffing, sports science, the whole thing, " he said.
The long-running dispute is over pay, staffing levels and working conditions.
About 450 ambulance workers in Yorkshire have taken part in a 24-hour strike in a row over staffing changes.
BBC: Yorkshire Ambulance Service workers hold 24-hour strike
Staffing reductions are going into effect all over airports, from security-screening officials to customs officers to air-traffic controllers.
Walsh, of course, is the chief executive of embattled British Airways which has been in a drawn-out fight all year with the union that represents its cabin crew over changes in staffing on flights among other things.
The report noted that in the Chicago and New England districts companies were reluctant to increase staffing because of the finely-balanced "fiscal cliff" negotiations in Washington over tax and spending.
"With TSA staffing levels decreasing over time, we expect that during busy travel periods wait times exceeding 30-40 minutes could double at nearly all of the largest airports, " the TSA said in a statement.
In Rajasthan in northern India, nurses who were supposed to be staffing primary health clinics were found to be at work only 12% of the time over an 18-month period.
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