overstaffs

/ˌoʊvərˈstæfs/
verb
  1. To provide a company, department, or activity with more employees than are needed.
    • If you overstaff the event, you will waste money on unnecessary wages.
    • The manager decided not to overstaff the night shift because there was little work to do.
    • The company tends to overstaff its customer service team during the holiday season.
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