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Some 400 N.B.A. jobs have been eliminated since the lockout began July 1, through layoffs and attrition, according to The Sports Business Journal.

About half of the job reductions will come from layoffs, the other half through normal attrition, according to a person within the company who spoke on the condition of anonymity.

This time, The Times-Picayune will be working with a smaller staff: 20percentt of the employees have departed since Katrina, all because of staff attrition, according to Editor & Publisher.

But over the past two years, the city's teaching force has shrunk by 2,000 to 2,500 each year through attrition, according to Department of Education statistics, suggesting that the city would need to lay off 500 to 1,000 fewer teachers than it has said.

A chi-squared test was first conducted to check for differences in attrition according to condition assignment, where attrition is defined as a student's failure to complete the Skill Builder, or effectively "dropping out" of the assignment.

Beyond individual teachers' satisfaction rates, morale has enormous ramifications on a workforce that already has a high rate of attrition: According to MetLife, nearly one third of teachers are likely to leave the profession.

Due to differential attrition rates according to NSP status, bivariate analyses were limited to cases that completed all three interviews (n = 101, 44% of the study population).

Because of the relatively small sample size, we were unable to conduct stratified attrition analyses according to the differing types of non-response (deceased, unlocated, and refused).

Diet, for which compliance is key to success, is highly intrusive in a patient's life, as demonstrated by the attrition bias according to which patients tend to switch to their preferred diets despite the original prescriptions [ 14, 74– 74].

As this is a partnership, it is not unreasonable to expect some of the risk to be shared, which would improve attrition rates according to providers interviewed in this study.

State public health agencies lost an additional 1,500 workers through layoffs and attrition from July 2008 to January 2009, according to the Association of State and Territorial Health Officials.