Europe s Economic War of Attrition

To reduce attrition of trained staff.

Just think about it, with 5 attrition, your average customers sticks around for about 20 months, but with 1 attrition, they stick around for 100 months.

After 36 months with 1 attrition, you'd have 70 of your customers left.

Like Egypt s war of attrition, the eurozone s underlying economic, financial, and social ferment continues.

During the same period, a further 344 staff had been separated from service through normal attrition.

This reduction has been achieved through attrition and redistribution of work to keep vacant posts unfilled.

And therefore, also, on lifetime value, how do you reduce churn and attrition in keeping customers?

As a result, a kind of war of attrition is now being waged over the US budget.

Or that He will not visit them with attrition ? Indeed your Lord is most kind and merciful .

And the key thing that you want to worry about is churn or sometimes called customer attrition.

In addition, the projected staffing requirements do not take into account attrition due to reasons other than retirement.

Maneuver warfare doctrine sees styles of warfare as a spectrum with attrition warfare and maneuver warfare on opposite ends.

NEWPORT BEACH I was nine years old when Egypt entered what became known as its war of attrition with Israel.

Currently, there were fewer officers than in 1987 owing to attrition over the years of zero growth and budget reductions.

The town of Suez had about 260,000 residents before the War of Attrition, but most of them left during that conflict.

Equine casualties were especially high during battles of attrition, such as the 1916 Battle of Verdun between French and German forces.

As China escalates its campaign of attrition against a resolute Japan, it increases the risk of armed conflict, whether by accident or miscalculation.

As noted in my previous report (S 2005 506), MONUC has a very high rate of attrition and difficulties in recruiting qualified staff.

As a consequence, we face a series of apparently endless wars of attrition, fought to secure the domination of one ethnic nationalism over another.

The conflict has not moved any closer to a possible peace agreement, but rather towards a war of attrition that threatens to go on for several years.

The war of attrition followed the June 1967 war, in which Egypt to the immense surprise of most of its citizens and the outside world was soundly defeated.

With the underlying issues left unaddressed, the war of attrition was followed by another full scale war in 1973 one that again surprised most people inside and outside Egypt.

In recent months, China has launched a new war of attrition by sending patrol ships frequently to the waters around the Japanese controlled Senkaku islands, which China calls Diaoyu.

This situation has been exacerbated by the very high rate of attrition in MONUC, due to the particularly difficult conditions of service in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

The positions of SNA and of General Aidid have been eroded, in terms of attrition of forces, disruption of command control communications and loss of clandestine weapons and ammunition.

Some say that, just as Egypt s war of attrition eventually gave way to a full scale war and then a peace treaty, Europe needs a major crisis to move forward.

Taking into account factors such as attrition, this is expected to result in over 790 construction and related jobs on these projects Aboriginal apprenticeship community based training began in September 2002.

The Mission had experienced high attrition rates and difficulties in attracting staff, and the recruitment of staff on temporary contracts, as recommended by the Advisory Committee, would only exacerbate that situation.

The overall impact of this economic attrition is erosion of the Palestinian production capacity and degradation of people's ability to feed themselves, and therefore increased dependence on imports, especially from Israel.

In the physical world, governments have a near monopoly on large scale use of force, the defender has an intimate knowledge of the terrain, and attacks end because of attrition or exhaustion.

Delays in the adoption of fiscal adjustment, for instance, may be the result of distributional quot wars of attrition quot , owing to disagreement over the allocation of the burden of fiscal change.

Although the reductions will be implemented in very large measure through attrition, turn over, reassignments and the recruitment freeze currently in place for headquarters General Service, some agreed separations will be required.

With the recent endorsement of the completion strategy by the Security Council, such attrition may become even more critical as the Tribunals approach the 2007 2008 time frame for the completion of their work.

In the period immediately following the announcement in 2002 of the completion strategy, both staff and management decided that any reduction of posts and staff should be undertaken in the first instance through attrition.

(c) Test the likely impact of several quot what if quot scenarios in the combination of promotion recruitment actions balanced against anticipated attrition rates at each grade level and over the years of the plan

While nowadays one may stress the rights and ability of the individual, my delegation believes that it would be wrong to do so at the cost of the attrition of the family as an entity.

The UDD favors reinstatement of the 1997 constitution. Enraged by a sense of social injustice, the reds rail against the establishment s double standards, while the pro establishment yellows have hunkered down for a battle of attrition.

In October 1973, Syria and Egypt waged war for recovery of the occupied territories from Israel, which was followed by the eight year war of attrition. Syria recovered part of the Golan, including in particular Quneitra.

Either gradual attrition, with weaker countries defaulting, will lead to a more restricted German led club of virtuous countries, or Germany itself will choose to pursue a policy of narrow fiscal advantage by seceding from the eurozone.

Both reasons give rise to relatively high levels of personnel attrition in the missions, which directly affects the operational effectiveness of deployed contingents and increases the medical expenditures of both the Organization and the respective contributing country.

On 15 November 1889, worn out by years of economic stagnation, in attrition with the majority of Army officers, as well as with rural and financial elites (for different reasons), the monarchy was overthrown by a military coup.

This highlights the multiple challenges facing Palestinian development recovery and reconstruction have to proceed against a background of attrition of the economic base, a war torn economy distorted by years of occupation and dependence on the Israeli economy.

But it is no exaggeration to state that whenever Britain has perceived an opportunity to wage a war of attrition against the European supranational project, it has done so, opposing any substantial increase in the EU s competences or resources.

Recovery and reconstruction have to proceed under adverse conditions of conflict, economic attrition, mobility restrictions and lack of sovereignty, against a background of a war torn economy distorted by years of occupation and dependence on a much stronger economy.