Other cost benefits included the ability to take on more of this work without expanding the labor force, and faster turnover of the work.
It's hard to think of another small company that even comes close to its turnover of new work.
Within the Nordic countries, the Danish model is characterized as a flexicurity model and is a unique blend of relatively high labour market participation rates, a liberal state with relatively low formal employment protection, relatively generous and accessible social benefits, and a high turnover of the work force between employments [ 2].
Or the acceptance of a more regular turnover of coaches working under a director of football might be more applicable in the new era?
Particularly striking is the sheer turnover of ideas; works made within a few months of each other often display radically different aesthetics as the artist forges breathlessly ahead, experimenting with classicism and Cubism and prepping for "Les Demoiselles d'Avignon".
Furthermore, the high turnover of staff working in CEs means that continuous training needs to be provided over many years.
The study was carried out within a service context that saw the hospice at home service experience high staff turnover, considerable pressure of work and the absence of effective administrative support in its early years.
With a continuous turnover of aid staff, work is quickly lost and lessons forgotten.
According to the PATH model, these strategies lead both directly and indirectly to organizational improvements such as lower absenteeism, lower employee turnover, and higher quality of work.
With reference to the above, a tool was developed to establish reasons for, and explore the consequences of, the turnover of professional nurses working at public hospitals and health centers in the context of HIV/AIDS in South Africa (31).
