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labour turnover

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labour turnover

The total movement of employees in and out of an organization (but more commonly referring to the number of employees leaving). High labour turnover can be costly for a business organization if it has to train new workers to any extent and because recruitment of new staff is costly. It is also likely to be an indicator of poor worker morale or low wages.



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This new world order of feminized labour both drew women into non-family enterprises to work and altered the conditions of work, in such a way that patterns which had previously characterized most female labour--high job insecurity, high labour turnover, truncated or non-existent internal labour markets--came to dominate how work was organized.
Additional problems were caused by the high labour turnover rate of around 25% per month.
Additional problems were caused by the high labour turnover rate of around 25% per month.
 
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