The phrase "a very high turnover" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing employee turnover rates in a company or organization, indicating that many employees leave within a certain period.
Example: "The company is facing challenges due to a very high turnover, which affects team morale and productivity."
Alternatives: "a significant turnover" or "an elevated turnover rate."
The care workers can't live off that and there tends to be a very high turnover of staff and a lot of absences, and the working conditions are poor.
Aethon's boss, Aldo Zini, says he has come across hospitals where porters have to move dirty-linen carts weighing 350kg; such jobs carry a significant risk of injury and have a very high turnover.
They found, however, not only that these families owned far more pets than other households in the same community but also that few of the animals were older than 2. "There was a very high turnover of pets in these families," Lockwood told me.
This indicates a very high turnover of IL-6 during muscular exercise.
While many respondents had no turnover, a number had a very high turnover (50 100 %).
While the social explorer shows a very high turnover in his social contacts and has a very high activity compared to his capacity, keeping only a very little stable network, the social keeper has a very stable social circle, and only has a very small pace of activating and deactivating ties.
Finally, eyebrows have been raised after a high-profile academy won an "outstanding in all aspects" verdict from inspectors, including on leadership, but with little mention in the report of a seemingly very high turnover of senior staff there.
"I think perhaps the people you have spoken to are a little little bit disgruntled … At the end of the day the contact centre industry has a very, very high turnover … it's tough".
"I think perhaps the people you have spoken to are a little little bit disgruntled … At the end of the day the contact centre industry has a very, very high turnover … it's tough". In January, Clarke laid out plans to double the numbers of those working inside prisons to 20,000 in less than 10 years.
While momentum strategies lead to very high turnover in a portfolio, most academic studies have found that the gains from these strategies more than make up for the transaction costs.
But because low-performing schools in New York City have very high turnover rates, a new management company would probably be able to hire large numbers of new teachers and other staff members.
