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Turnover contagion
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Turnover contagion is the tendency for employees to be influenced to look for new jobs when their coworkers announce that they are looking or have found another job.
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Contagio, латинский
Contagio, испанский
Contagio familiare , итальянский
Contagio [onis, f], латинский
Contagio, onis, f, латинский
Contagion, английский
- 1. the process of spreading a disease by touching an infected person or objects which an infected person has touched 2. a disease spread by touch the contagion spread through the whole school.
- Контагион «заразное начало», возбудитель инфекционной болезни.
- Распространение вредных настроений, мыслей и т. п.
Contagioso, испанский
Contagioso, que se pega (la enfermedad), испанский
Contagiosus, a, um, латинский
Contagious, английский
- Contagioso/a
- Заразный, контагиозный contagious period, syn. communicable period
- Заразный, контагиозный
- Easily spread from person to person
Contagious and viral diseases, английский
Contagious disease, английский
A disease which can be transmitted by touching an infected person or objects which an infected person has touched. communicable disease, infectious disease
Contagious period, syn. communicable period, английский
Заразный (контагиозный) период период, в течение которого возбудитель инфекции может прямо или опосредованно передаваться от одного человека или животного к другому человеку или животному.
Contagiousness, английский
Контагиозность свойство инфекционной болезни передаваться от больных людей и животных здоровым.
Contagium, ii, n, латинский
Turnover, английский
- Переворот
- The loss of possession of the ball.
- Volume of business of an enterprise as set forth in the profit and loss account. it is usually measured by reference to the gross receipts, or gross amounts due, from the sale of goods or services, etc. supplied by the entity.
- A company’s annual sales volume.
- For mutual funds, a measure of trading activity during the previous year, expressed as a percentage of the average total assets of the fund. a turnover rate of 25% means that the value of trades represented one-fourth of the assets of the fund. for finance, the number of times a given asset, such as inventory, is replaced during the accounting period, usually a year. for corporate finance, the ratio of annual sales to net worth, representing the extent to which a company can grow without outside capital. for markets, the volume of shares traded as a percent of total shares listed during a specified period, usually a day or a year. for great britain, total revenue. percentage of the total number of shares outstanding of an issue that trades during any given period.
- Число рабочих, нанятых на место уволившихся потеря партией голосов избирателей в пользу другой партии; изменение симпатий избирателей то, что отворачивается, загибается или откидывается: клапан конверта, рант ботинка и т.п. газетная статья, переходящая на следующую страницу полукруглый или треугольный пирог с начинкой tur – twi
- The track configuration enabling trains to change from one track to another (also called points)
- Is the percentage of employees in a workforce that leave during a certain period of time
- Turnover is the rate at which employees leave a position. it is often expressed as a percentage of total employees.
- The number of employees lost and gained over a given time period.
Turnover (handover), английский
Turnover dei crediti commerciali, итальянский
Rapporto tra il fatturato rappresentato dai crediti e la giacenza media dei crediti stessi. questo rapporto, che indica la misura in cui i prodotti sono convertiti in denaro e quante volte i crediti ricevuti sono stati introitati durante l`esercizio, vien
Turnover excluding taxes, английский
Оборот за вычетом налогов
Turnover locomotive, английский
A locomotive which waits at a terminal station to take an incoming train away in the opposite direction, where the incoming loco cannot run round the train. the loco which brought the train in then becomes the new turnover locomotive.
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Spans and layers, английский
Used to assess the width and depth of an organization. span measures the number of direct reports for each manager. layer measures the number of supervisory levels.
Learning and development (l&d), английский
Training and education and organization on new technologies, processes, policies, procedures, and more, so that individuals are better equipped to perform their jobs effectively. l&d may take place at any point during one’s career.
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