As its name suggests, the Hip Hotel St. Martenslane (6 Sint Maartenslaan, 51-43 321-1111, www.st-martenslane.com) markets itself to young, independent, budget-minded travelers; in other words, low-maintenance guests who don't care about thread counts or turnover service.
All are targeting the scale opportunity presented by high turnover service sectors, temporary and/or blue collar work powered by the pace and ubiquity of smartphones.
In "The Universal Cure" (Op-Ed, Nov. 18), Ezekiel J. Emanuel and Victor R. Fuchs do not note one important disadvantage of employer-based health insurance: its failure to provide adequate preventive coverage (which can save lives and costs), especially to workers in high-turnover service-sector jobs.
This is necessary because of the substantial turnover as service members return to civilian life.
"We have got a unique selling model, which allows us to have less stock, better margins, better cash flow, quicker turnover, better service reliability - all of these things," says Motocaddy chairman David Wells.
The costs can be even greater where high turnover undermines service and product quality, hurting sales.
Then we discover the research, opinion articles and books by leading experts telling us about the importance of culture; that it relates to productivity, efficiency, employee engagement, turnover, customer service, communication and even innovation.
While private partners may achieve balance in equity shares only by increasing the financial contribution, this action can lead to an overcapitalisation of the company compared with the estimated turnover in service activities.
Access to health care is limited as a result of geography, limited expenditure on public health, variable quality of care, high turnover of service providers, a lack of drugs and supplies, and lack of ownership of health programmes by communities.
The topographical barriers combined with limited expenditure on public health, poor quality of care, a high turnover of service providers, a lack of drugs and supplies and a lack of ownership of health programmes by communities all contribute to issues of demand and supply.
The major change was fast growth of services in the high-income countries from 1960s to 1980s when the turnover of services grew 1.5 2.0% per year faster than the income growth and slowed down thereafter (U.S. Department of Commerce, 1996).
