Sentence examples for Face turnover from inspiring English sources

Some investors use it to identify companies that may soon face turnover in key positions.

By contrast, indexed mutual funds and E.T.F.'s inevitably face turnover as stocks are added and subtracted from an index, generating capital gains.

Our research shows that some districts are facing turnover rates that are unsustainably high.

Hip-hop's stars also face quick turnover.

Flexibility and personalization are essential for all commercial energy managers, and this goes double for hotels that face guest turnover and wide-ranging temperature control needs.

Although I do not examine differences in extensive margin cyclical responses between workers in permanent and temporary contracts, it has been documented that the latter also face higher turnover rates (Dolado et al. 2002).

In another case, Pigni (2014) reports emotional exhaustion exhibited by Palestinian staff who not only endure the trials of the military situation in the area themselves (as community members) but also face continual turnover of managers and conflict within field teams (as staff members).

Low wages, on the other hand, can be very costly for employers who face high turnover from workers leaving to seek jobs that pay more.

Consequently, the established national firms face constant turnover, recruitment and training costs while suffering a chronic lack of experience in the consultants who actually do the work.

¹ Facing higher turnover, some of the ground handling contractors at SFO began raising wages in 2017 under the understanding that a policy change would be forthcoming.

With the Legislature — and its leadership — facing high turnover this year, the power comes with the ability to decide who gets what.