Significados de natural wastage em inglês

With no agreement on a new contract, natural wastage reduced an already inadequate number of consultants.

This has since come down to one in seven, two thirds of which will apparently go via natural wastage.

According to Wright's predecessor and ISA secretary general, Paddy Boyd, natural wastage is matching current numbers taking up the sport.

Not all these vaccines would have been administered: there is a significant natural wastage of oral polio vaccine during its storage.

Its chief executive, Mr Alan Shannon, said he hoped voluntary redundancies and natural wastage over the next year would deal with the surplus.

It says the jobs, to be lost through natural wastage by 2004, are on top of 4,800 redundancies already announced.

It also said it was cutting staff numbers by 500 in each of its head offices in Liverpool and Horsham, West Sussex, through natural wastage.

Public servants would be cut in number by 120,000 - through natural wastage, possibly to soften opposition from France's powerful unions.