Sentence examples for retention issues from inspiring English sources

But I tell them to consider recruitment and retention issues".

[It's] also valuable in communicating tacit knowledge pertaining to practice – something which is valuable when there are newly qualified staff or retention issues".

"We also relieve the school system of the hiring, recruiting, advertising, training, orientation, scheduling, payroll and retention issues," Ms. Ryan said.

The Royal College of Psychiatrists said: "We are concerned that imposition of a contract will exacerbate recruitment and retention issues currently experienced in the NHS".

In a letter to the Senate in April, Mr. Gates warned that "serious retention issues could arise," adding that "significant benefit increases need to be focused on those willing to commit to longer periods of service".

But according to Income Data Services, civil servants along with a range of public sector employees, are set to receive substantial pay increases this year as employers seek to address recruitment and retention issues, establish more competitive salary levels and deal with discriminatory pay systems.

General Cody has warned Congress that failure to shore up the tottering military health care system could become a "retention issue".

The retention issue would not be so much of a problem if plenty of new teachers were coming through, but last month figures from Ucas revealed major shortfalls in trainee teacher numbers for the new academic year.

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It addresses both the onboarding and retention issue by making sure people see the best of Twitter.

It's just one dramatic example, but it's a signal of the major talent retention issue Groupon is facing.