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hard-to-staff
adjective
HRukus
used to describe an organization that has difficulty finding or keeping employees:
Hard-to-staff schools find it difficult to attract and retain qualified teachers.
Examples of hard-to-staff
hard-to-staff
In fact, there is a risk that this type of policy would end up hurting overall education performance in the long run, especially in higher-poverty, hard-to-staff schools and districts.
From Washington Post
Part of this, the researchers note, may be because minority teachers are more likely to work in high-poverty, hard-to-staff schools where teachers are given little autonomy.
From Huffington Post
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