Sentences with phrase «staff numbers declined»

Business services staff numbers declined in several — although not all — teams.

During 1998 - 99, staff numbers declined from 8,445 to 8,156, a decrease of 3.4 per cent, while funding fell between 1997 - 98 and 1998 - 99 from # 209 million to # 205 million.

Not exact matches

Since 2010, the number of IRS staff devoted to enforcing tax laws has dropped from over 50,000 to below 39,000, a decline of 23 percent.

Numbers may decrease over the next few years though, particularly in Alberta as energy firms continue to lay off staff because of the 2014 oil price decline.

More broadly, as some of these projects finish this year, the Bank's overall staff numbers will decline.

While the number of full - time employees at HUD declined under his watch, Mr. Cuomo also added hundreds of high - paid positions as part of his «Community Builders» program, which came under withering criticism from HUD's veteran field staffs, federal auditors, and Republican lawmakers in Washington.

It said this space had been generated by a decline in staff numbers, the automation of back office processes, the increased use of digital services by claimants, and the reduction in the number of unemployed claimants — which had then fallen from almost 1.6 m in October 2011 to just over 800,000 in October 2016.

They include about 26 staff from elementary schools, 10 from middle schools and 14 from high schools, as well as fewer special education staff as a result of declining numbers of students in need of services, according to a list supplied to the board.

The district still receives the same dollar amount per pupil, yet while student enrollment has declined, the number of full - time staff at LAUSD has increased, according to a report commissioned by the district.

I asked Thomas if the district would consider reducing staff numbers in light of enrollment declines.

The research paper by the staff at the central bank noted that if the average working hours declined following the increase in the minimum wage, the number of jobs lost would also be lower.

Many shelters are suffering from decline in staff, decline in funding, and increased numbers of animals in their care — I think maybe we are hitting the tipping point.

The report says «the morale, the confidence and the numbers of curatorial staff» have been in «serious decline» for some time.

For me the best confirmation that rapid production decline will not be a big problem is that a number of major oil companies (not just one but many with highly competent research and engineering staffs) have paid big bucks to purchase a piece of the action.