Sentence examples for tracking turnover from inspiring English sources

However, no research to date has evaluated these claims by tracking turnover longitudinally using organizational turnover data from substance abuse treatment centers.

The company doesn't even track turnover; most employees have been there for more than 20 years.

(Information Resources, which tracks turnover in most supermarket and drugstore chains, has the food bag category down 2% and furniture polish down 4.5% in a recent report).

The decomposition sub-model tracks turnover of soil organic matters that produce CO2 emitted from the soil as well as inorganic nitrogen released from mineralisation.

This degree of churn is "off the charts," according to Kathryn Dunn Tenpas, a non-resident senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, who has spent years tracking White House turnover rates.

Prof John Howson, an expert in school recruitment who has been tracking the turnover in headteachers since the 1980s, said: "Rarely since then has there been as much concern over finding the next generation of school leaders as there is now.

Suggestions for replacement orders would be drawn from categories set up in a database that tracks the turnover of food.

"One device I use is a Fitbit Force to track foot turnover," he says.

The Aberdeenshire-based firm said it was on track to turnover £19m, up from £10.8m in 2012.

A more upscale package the Micros 3700, for $17,000 to $19,000 comes with three touch-screen workstations, printers, cash drawers and credit-card processing, as well as nifty software that can track inventory turnover rates, schedule employee shifts and process customer loyalty cards.

3. Track teacher turnover and its costs annually.