Sentence examples for labour turnover from inspiring English sources
China is seeing double-digit wage inflation and labour turnover in its IT sector.
Considerable research has been devoted to industrial productivity, absenteeism, labour turnover, accidents, and job satisfaction.
He said the scheme would be especially helpful in industries with high labour turnover, such as care services.
With a 13% labour turnover rate in the UK, it's very likely you'll end up changing jobs in your career.
Most hauliers now suffer labour turnover of 100% a year.Freight railways' very success is starting to create difficulties for them.
Much of the work that is offshored is boring, which helps to explain the industry's huge labour turnover (see chart).
Wages are lowered in those low-skill, high-labour turnover occupations that are necessarily migrants' first port of call; for example, around a fifth of the new jobs in British cafes, restaurants and bars are reckoned now to have been taken by immigrants.
It turns on the concept of labour-turnover costs in essence, all the costs associated with firing an employee and hiring a new one.
June's jobless total of 4% reflected a small increase in private-sector employment, although total employment increased by only 11,000 as nearly 200,000 temporary workers employed in America's decennial census were laid off.See article: America's labour-turnover problemUnemployment in Britain fell to 3.8% (on a claimant-count basis), its lowest since February 1980.
[An important caveat: the JOLTS data on labour market turnover is only about a decade old.] But I don't think you need to look at the JOLTS data to conclude that the current labour market isn't exactly healthy.
A central conclusion from our simulation exercises is that when UIS entitlement duration drops, the overall time spent employed increases, but labour market turnover also coincidentally increases.
