Staff turnover presents another risk.

Turnover and do it again.

However, some manage exceptional turnover.

6. Adjustment for staff turnover and delays in recruitment

As UNAMSIL has been drawing down, international staff turnover has increased, owing to reassignments to new and expanding missions, which has resulted in a reduction of skilled staff in the Mission.

Subtotal Turnover factor 10 per cent

Total turnover 1 228.0 1 038.0 401.3 168.4

And it's a system with very high turnover.

It was gang infested, huge teacher turnover rate.

(o) Staff turnover and delays in recruitment (the lapse factor) (A 49 564).

Turnover among senior and not so senior people in these agencies is very high.

Common staff costs were lower than in 2002 for reasons of lower staff turnover.

There is considerable turnover in the membership of the club of heavily burdened debtors.

J. Staff turnover and delays in recruitment (the lapse factor) (JIU REP 94 7)

In 2013, turnover reached 1499 million euros in net revenues and 176 million euros in net income.

Green offices have lower employee turnover and fewer sick days.

This is nothing. Back then, we really had a turnover.

The sector is dominated in terms of turnover by food retailing and consumer care products.

Its turnover in 2013 reached 1499 million euros in net revenues and 176 million euros in net income.

Teacher turnover is eight times higher than the U.S. national average.

Teacher turnover is eight times higher than the US national average.

One reason for the large number of vacancies was the high turnover of staff in Nairobi.

Poor capacity and motivation and the high rate of turnover in the government remain a concern.

Nowadays, India accounts for less than 5 of Pakistan s total trade turnover.

The fine represented about 6 per cent of the companies' annual turnover.

The cost estimates take into account a 10 per cent turnover factor.

Points outweigh the fall of the projectile, and the wind increased turnover

What a pity young Ridgewell wasn't here. He'd have enjoyed the turnover.

J. Staff turnover and delays in recruitment (the lapse factor) (JIU REP 94 7) . 160 167 41

In the 1970s, the turnover of the Red Brigades on a yearly basis was seven million dollars.

Bilateral trade turnover reached 50 billion in 2003, and Taiwanese took almost four million trips to the mainland.

The sector turnover was 5.4 billion Norway kroner in 2004, of which over 70 per cent was exported.

19. Increased requirements under salaries in New York reflect a vacancy rate lower than the standard turnover deduction.

160. Historically, the lapse factor came from a natural phenomenon arising from staff turnover and delays in recruitment.

Turnover rate from 5 per cent to 6 per cent (para. 65 above)

During 1991 92, the cooperative society apos s turnover amounted to NZ 76,625.

Reduction in operational reserve

Telecommunications is the largest part of the space sector in Norway, generating two thirds of the sector's annual turnover.

Charities and NPOs, irrespective of their turnover, must also register in most States if they wish to raise funds.

Indeed, inadequate levels of salaries in Africa have been a major cause of weak incentives, high turnover and corruption.

It was therefore alarmed that the high turnover of staff at UNAMSIL had continued.

Further reduction in nuclear arsenals

Poverty reduction in fishermen communities

Poverty reduction in fishermen communities

Trade within Asia now accounts for more than half of the continent s total trade turnover.