In a service firm, all of the following are problems that arise with overstaffing except: O Staff turnover may increase because there is not enough challenging work. Labour costs will be disproportionately high. O Profits will be lower because of the additional salaries. O The company may lose revenue because it cannot meet the existing and potential needs of clients for services. In a service firm, all of the following are problems that arise with overstaffing except: O Staff turnover may increase because there is not enough challenging work. Labour costs will be disproportionately high. O Profits will be lower because of the additional salaries. O The company may lose revenue because it cannot meet the existing and potential needs of clients for services. In a service firm, all of the following are problems that arise with overstaffing except: O Staff turnover may increase because there is not enough challenging work. Labour costs will be disproportionately high. O Profits will be lower because of the additional salaries. O The company may lose revenue because it cannot meet the existing and potential needs of clients for services. In a service firm, all of the following are problems that arise with overstaffing except: O Staff turnover may increase because there is not enough challenging work. Labour costs will be disproportionately high. O Profits will be lower because of the additional salaries. O The company may lose revenue because it cannot meet the existing and potential needs of clients for services. In a service firm, all of the following are problems that arise with overstaffing except: O Staff turnover may increase because there is not enough challenging work. Labour costs will be disproportionately high. O Profits will be lower because of the additional salaries. O The company may lose revenue because it cannot meet the existing and potential needs of clients for services.