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Meanings of high turnover in English

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Usage of high turnover in English
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One reason behind Apax's high turnover is its aggressive career management policy.
Reuters
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The high turnover rate reflects the acceleration in recovery from 2013 onwards.
The Irish Times
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A biopsy of the iliac crest showed evidence of high turnover osteoporosis.
Pubmed
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There's been a high turnover of band members since you got together.
Radio NZ
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The company is notorious for its high turnover of staff and political in-fighting.
The Irish Times
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It has also struggled with high turnover in its top ranks.
Reuters
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And high turnover means that position can reverse quite quickly.
Reuters
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There is an issue about high turnover of CEO's which creates instability, Kodwa said.
The South African
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This is a high turnover line with no supply problems.
The Irish Times
10
At the same time, the firm has seen reduced profits and a high turnover.
Reuters
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Background: Newly graduated nurses' high turnover is related to transition shock and job satisfaction.
Pubmed
12
The first and most obvious is high turnover of staff.
The Guardian
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While the high turnover of start-ups concerns Israelis, Vilpponen sees them as an asset.
Start-up nation: the story of israel's economic miracle
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The coven had a high turnover, arrests, stim burnouts, fights.
The Naked God
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Combine this with poor pay, and it's not surprising the sector experiences high turnover.
The Guardian
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He said residences have a high turnover and young people come and go every day.
Radio NZ
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High turnover through the time
High turnover across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare