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When Google lengthened its maternity leave from three months to five and made it fully paid, new-mom attrition fell by half.

The authors found that 32.6% of entrepreneurs who received small inheritances were out of business four years later, but the attrition rate fell to 23.5% for those who received more than $150,000.

Attrition rates have fallen by a similar amount.

And although it has stepped up its recruitment, the firm's attrition rate has fallen by half, to 15%, roughly the industry average.

Staffing levels fell largely through attrition, or not filling vacant jobs after employees left, the company said.

The results were assessed for attrition bias, as response rates fell, by comparing responses from consistent responders (hospitals who responded to all questionnaires) with those from inconsistent responders, using Pearson's Chi Squared and Fisher's Exact tests for each of the first five voluntary questionnaires.

As the graph below shows, at a time when the Indian IT industry's growth rates averaged a dizzying 40%, attrition rates at top Indian companies fell, or stayed in the low-teen percentages.

These values fell within acceptable WWC parameters for attrition in science interventions (WWC, 2012).

Although the Trail Blazers led, 23-16, in the first quarter, they fell behind early in the war of attrition against O'Neal.

Jizhong had an attrition rate of 28.1% in the first year, which fell in subsequent years to 16.1% and 7.8%.

With attrition over the five years of the course this fell to 185 (73%) by Year 5.