NOUN
- the ratio of the number of workers that had to be replaced in a given time period to the average number of workers
How To Use turnover rate In A Sentence
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- Shares are currently trading at $10.80 and there is a healthy turnover rate.
- He made reference to turnover rates of 100%, but if an organisation is achieving such rates then it should really be looking at its own operation and not placing blame elsewhere.
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- Fast food chains like McDonalds have one of the highest employee turnover rates of any industries.
- Collagen, the most abundant connective tissue protein, contains several dibasic amino acids and has slow turnover rate.
- The company also maintains a labor policy that reassigns workers rather than laying them off, which has led to a very low turnover rate and reduces hiring and training costs.
- Therefore the turnover rate among cabin crews was amazingly high.
- Every seven years virtually every cell in the body is replaced, some types of cells having a faster turnover rate than others, which means that over a seven year period several hundred pounds of dead cells must be digested (autolyzed) and eliminated. How and When to Be Your Own Doctor
- Company's young employee turnover rate is high, influence the stability of the work.
