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31 deadline for teams to trim their rosters to 53 players.

"TO ensure we have the right number of colleagues in the right places at the right times, we have carried out a review of our rosters. This is something we do twice a year every year, to help us adapt resource levels to meet changing travel patterns.

Crew Rostering allows airlines to build quality rosters that respect crews' preferences and relevant constraints, while reducing total costs and time to market.

"Airlines that use these services often see cost reductions of three per cent or more annually and a significant uptake in crew satisfaction over their rosters. By adding these tools to the Boeing flight operations services already in place today, Etihad will continue to drive positive change," said Ihssane Mounir, senior vice president of Commercial Sales & Marketing for Boeing.

At a recent staff meeting, the manager said that a change to rosters could be on the cards.

From April 1958 to May 1964, I was roster clerk at Stafford Road and must have written Pete's name on the rosters many times, although with over 200 drivers and 120 firemen to roster, it's difficult now to recall many names of the young firemen.

Rosters serve a useful and valid purpose for communicating important information to command personnel and their families, but the personally identifiable information (PII) they may contain must be properly maintained and protected.

Two-hundred forty-three players on 2012 Opening Day 25-man rosters and inactive lists were born outside the 50 United States, it was announced today.

Since my nursing roster was like APPNNN in a row, I felt like jet legged and fatigued, I wasn't understood or supported and wasn't being taken seriously when I spoke to the manager on different occasions about the rosters ..."

Generally airlines have a choice and several options on how and what format to use when building rosters, and most companies will opt for a calendar month (roster period).