But the turnover could pose a challenge to the S.E.C. as it sheds top officials with a rich vein of knowledge about the markets and the agency itself.
I have trouble enough following up with them, I can't imagine what it would be like to chase after them to get a questionnaire filled out!" (CAM Practitioner, British Columbia-C) Several participants also felt that the high rate of staff turnover could pose a threat to the quality of research collected.
Even though the club were highly profitable last season, making a record £27.1m profit on £171.7m turnover - Lewandowski's stance poses problems.
Elemental imaging (see Fig. 7) was also performed on the turnover edge where the paint of La pose enchantée is exposed, revealing a section of the sky and the wall from this hidden composition (Fig. 7).
High staff turnover necessitated frequent training, but staffing shortages posed difficulties to sending people for additional training.
Turnover or changes in staff compositions may pose potential problems when comparing sick leave development within and between units.
However, his thunderous tackling and robust ball carrying were in evidence and the smile on his face after he helped earn a turnover suggests he is relishing the different challenges posed by the ruck and maul.
Job dissatisfaction has been cited as the primary reason for high turnover [ 6, 7] and absenteeism [ 6, 8], which in turn poses a threat to organizations' capacities to provide quality service and meet the needs of customers [ 9].
This development poses its own challenges for management: what to do with the turnover of personnel, how to retrain those not fired etc.
For those in the influence business, he added, the turnover — especially the continuing departures of former Spitzer officials from the Paterson administration — posed particular quandaries.
