overstaff
/ˌoʊvərˈstæf/
verb
- To provide a business, department, or activity with more employees than are needed.
- The company tends to overstaff its call center on Mondays to handle the high volume.
- The manager decided to overstaff the project to ensure every task was covered.
- If you overstaff the store during a slow season, you will waste money on payroll.