Sentence examples for crew turnover from inspiring English sources
The issue is also complicated by language and communication problems, and a high crew turnover rate that can reach 35 percent a year.
After patching and painting, Point Marone was prepared for a final Operational Readiness Inspection to check the SVN crew readiness for the pending turnover of both Point Marone and Point Cypress.
The involvement of everyone, combined with the steady turnover among the officers and crew, also helps the Navy prevent such operations from becoming routine and boring.
The crew aboard a U.S. Navy aircraft carrier has massive turnover rates yet maintains their shared knowledge and 90 years of accumulated expertise, operating at extremely high levels of risk and expertise.
The turnover of poorly paid employees and sound crews has been exasperating to musicians.
Turnover of the cutters to South Vietnamese crews began in May 1969 and was completed by August 1970 and Squadron One was disestablished with the decommissioning of the last cutter.
The industry currently experiences an annual staff turnover of 20% in ground operations and 18% in customer services and cabin crew.
The league requires each statistical crew to provide the standard box-score items for each player: shots made and attempted, turnovers, assists, rebounds, points and the like.
Ian Fraser, Crew Union, Columbus Crew: Another roller-coaster offseason has passed in Columbus and it was filled with roster turnover, discontent from (former) players, overreaction by fans and then new hope.
Since CREW began, the agency says it has found that greater civility leads to higher employee and patient satisfaction scores, lower turnover rates, fewer sick leave hours and a drop in discrimination complaints.
