- The
nurse scheduling problem (NSP), also
called the
nurse rostering problem (NRP), is the
operations research problem of
finding an
optimal way to ****ign...
- Look up
roster in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Roster may
refer to:
Roster (workplace), a list of
employees and ****ociated
information for a given...
- Health
Roster (formerly MAPS) is
Employee scheduling software for e-
rostering, used in the
National Health Service produced by
Allocate Software. It provides...
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scheduling and
rostering: A
review of applications,
methods and models".
European Journal of
Operational Research.
Timetabling and
Rostering. 153 (1): 3–27...
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Rostered On is a single-camera
Australian workplace comedy web
series focused on the
retail staff of "Electroworld". It is
directed and
written by Ryan...
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primary "main
roster" brands: Raw and SmackDown. A
third brand, NXT, had
originally been
designated as a
developmental brand for the main
roster. In 2019 it...
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limped through the
remainder of the
season under league control,
using a
roster of
players loaned from the rest of the AL clubs. The
Orioles were disbanded...
- geography, such as
identifying land,
national statistics, and
personnel rostering and
court jurisdictions in the state's
judicial and
state marshal system...
- team
rosters. NBA
rosters are
limited to 15
players during the
regular season, plus
three players on two-way contracts,
expanding each team's
roster to...
- Run". The New York Times.
Retrieved June 5, 2008. "2008 All-Star Game:
Rosters by League".
Major League Baseball.
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original on July 15...
