Sentence examples for turnover on average from inspiring English sources

In addition to this obvious point — that the factories play slave wages and have a turnover on average of one hundred to two hundred per cent a year — the city has now had at least two generations of kids raised pretty much on their own as their parents work five and a half days a week in the factories.

The magnitude of OHS expenditure was relatively small: the total OHS costs represented about 0.1% of turnover on average.

In Europe this season, they have won the most turnovers, on average 12.1 per game, and conceded fewest penalties, 8.3 per game.

We find that principal turnover is, on average, detrimental to school performance.

Each year, the responsible Institute for Public Health monitors the stability of the network (there is an annual turnover of 10% on average), verifies its representativity comparing age, gender and geographical distribution of the sentinel GPs with characteristics of the total GP population in Belgium, and calculates the percentages of the population coverage per district.

He expects future turnover to average 150 percent, still high.

A total turnover rate exceeding 50% on average indicated that more than half of study areas would experience change in at least half of the current distribution.

Barr Rosenberg estimates a turnover ratio of 150percentt a year, almost twice the 84percentturnovereratete for stock funds, on average.

Turnover is modest, and a board seat becomes available, on average, every one or two years.

Studies have shown that on average, teacher turnover diminishes student achievement.

On average, management turnover rates run around 20% annually for table-service restaurants, while hourly workers turn over at roughly a 150% clip.