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Meanings of turnover rate in English

Portuguese
rotatividade

The ratio of the number of workers that had to be replaced in a given time period to the average number of workers.

rotatividade
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Examples for "turnover"
Examples for "turnover"
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Five years on and the sector's turnover has declined year on year.
The Irish Times
2
This situation may jeopardize patient quality of care and increase staff turnover.
Pubmed
3
The business had a net turnover of over £1 million last year.
The Irish Times
4
Cleveland State transferred its turnover problems to DePaul in the second half.
Reuters
5
The parent company had a turnover of dollars 110 million last year.
The Irish Times
1
Absenteeism, productivity rates, performance management data and employee turnover are usually readily available.
The Irish Times
2
It has a rate of employee turnover that is about a third the industry average.
The tipping point: how little things can make a big difference
3
This reflects both the growing importance of talent management and rising concern over employee turnover levels.
The Irish Times
4
The investigations have not had a visible impact on SAC Capital's investor redemptions or employee turnover.
Reuters
5
The company also said it has seen no increase in employee turnover since Roche's intentions become public.
Reuters
Usage of turnover rate in English
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The company declined to disclose its average call center staff turnover rate.
Reuters
2
The high turnover rate reflects the acceleration in recovery from 2013 onwards.
The Irish Times
3
Well, they do have a fatal flaw: their unfathomable turnover rate.
The Guardian
4
The turnover rate of CCT was nearly constant regardless of growth.
Pubmed
5
Estimates suggest a turnover rate of over 8% in the public sector.
The Guardian
6
Results: Perinatal hospice and palliative care organizations experienced a 5% turnover rate.
Pubmed
7
In younger children, a modest increase in the turnover rate of IL-1β was observed.
Pubmed
8
The turnover rate of BH4 was higher than that of DA in early phase.
Pubmed
9
The turnover rate was more than double theirs so we made a lot of mistakes.
Radio NZ
10
The turnover rate is just phenomenal and unheard of.
Jamaica Observer
11
Among Uber's biggest expenses is the cost of attracting drivers, who have a high turnover rate.
Reuters
12
The report noted the turnover rate of the science staff is twice that of other government agencies.
Reuters
13
After osteoarthritis development, severities of subchondral trabecular changes appeared to be strongly affected by bone turnover rate.
Pubmed
14
And is there a high turnover rate?
The new yorker
15
Even before Phelan arrived, moreover, there had been an unusually high turnover rate on the administrative support staff.
The new yorker
16
The top job at the Adoption Authority of Ireland has a turnover rate more associated with football managers.
The Irish Times
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