Because of its low reproductive turnover, it cannot quickly replenish its numbers when impacted by these events.
He recognises that with its high staff turnover, it is hard for it to retain institutional memory, and he said that it has always been one of the departments most prone to "reinventing the wheel".
Professor Ken Jacobs, the director of the Center for Labor Research and Education at the University of California, Berkeley, said that if McDonald's had been truly serious about raising workers' wages and reducing turnover, it would have given its franchisees some inducement to give their employees raises.
SatDNA is known for its high evolutionary turnover; it may thus be surprising to find highly conserved HH ribozyme sequences within the pDo500 satDNA family.
Although Kansas experienced a lot of turnover, it matured quickly and captured its fifth consecutive regular-season Big 12 championship.
However, is there something about the egalitarian appeal of the high street, rather than the received notion of high fashion as an excluding, elitist playground of the rich and snipey, which may prove to be more important in its PR value than the turnover it will raise?
Due to its relation to performance and turnover, it is of concern to researchers and health service managers alike [ 27- 29].
ABC Family has its earliest beginnings in Pat Robertson's television ministry, and despite turnover, it hasn't entirely wiped away the history.
Mobility is regarded with ambivalence: leaving is turnover; it weakens families and social trust.
Given the line's turnover, it was not surprising that Sunday's first game did not go swimmingly.
The restaurant seats about 60 guests so that with some turnover, it serves about 160 each day.
