Comment Comment by tshaddox Well, yes, the alternative would be the necessary number of people to do the first thing and the necessary number of people to do the second thing.If the two needs are distributed such that it works well to have one group of full-time workers able to do both, then I reckon that’s fine. parent tshaddox 10 days ago
If the two needs are distributed such that it works well to have one group of full-time workers able to do both, then I reckon that’s fine.