Sentence examples for turnover and performance from inspiring English sources
Can this model be used to evaluate the relation between CEO turnover and performance?
However, past research has not revealed consistent empirical support for a relationship between aggregate levels of turnover and performance outcomes.
This paper summarizes the literature on the dynamics of wages, turnover, and performance, and how increased wages and lower turnover effect security and public safety outcomes at airports.
When there is a block holder on the compensation committee there is a stronger correlation between CEO performance and pay, stronger correlations between CEO turnover and performance, and lower CEO pay.
The preceding review makes the purpose of this essay a call for additional organizational-level turnover and performance research clear.
It has been reported that heavy workloads and stress significantly impacts on patient care quality, physician performance, absenteeism, turnover and organizational performance [ 20].
Over time, Google found that by publicizing and training managers on these central principles, Google experienced improved team outcomes such as turnover, satisfaction and performance.
Arthur (1994) argued and found that the relationship between turnover rates and performance was moderated by how much the organization had invested in its people (see also Guthrie (2001) and Shaw et al. (2013)).
Thus, in addition to the presumed practical value of examining these relationships, the empirical literature provided the fuel for two comprehensive meta-analytic studies (Heavey et al., 2013; Park & Shaw, 2013), which confirm practically significant negative relationships between turnover rates and performance outcomes.
Concerning wild-type Tx-Xyn, its turnover number and performance constant were higher for LVWAX, though the apparent KM value was lower on BWX.
For evidence on the relation between poor performance and executive turnover, see Anne Coughlan and Ronald Schmidt, "Executive Compensation, Management Turnover and Firm Performance: An Empirical Investigation," Journal of Accounting and Economics, forthcoming.
