Companies accept that turnover can be a positive, one that leads to a change of the mix of skills and motivations of the workforce and that fits an agile strategy-driven business model.
HE has found that by relying on free agent contract workers, a company implicitly accepts high turnover, enormous training costs, productivity losses, loss of knowledge, and possibly a gift of knowledge to competitors -- who knows where someone might work next?
Lipids are critical to cellular function and it is generally accepted that lipid turnover is rapid and dysregulation in turnover results in disease (Dawidowicz 1987; Phillips et al., 2009; Liu et al., 2013).
African labour, however, was cheap and abundant, and employers accepted a high turnover rate to avoid providing the amenities that would encourage permanent African settlement in urban areas.
Programs like Teach for America coupled with misguided reforms, which accelerate teacher turnover, have so de-professionalized and demoralized teachers in our neediest districts that they either leave or accept a revolving door of well-intentioned Ivy League incompetence.
This policy gap could limit the possibility of building a sustained and effective strategy as a sustained CHW strategy requires viewing the CHW position not as an end-point but as a means to an end, and accepting a high degree of turnover which in turn requires putting in place measures to address the anticipated turn over [ 15].
On Sunday, they were called for 15 penalties -- 11 of them accepted -- and had three turnovers -- two interceptions and a fumble.
While ubiquitination-mediated degradation is widely accepted as a major route for β-catenin protein turnover, little is known about the regulation of β-catenin in transcriptional level.
Accepting a shorter gain rather than a big loss or turnover is something Wilson has demonstrated difficulty learning at this stage of his career.
