Synonym: dollar volume, employee turnover, overturn, turnover rate, upset. Similar words: turn over, turn on, turn off, turn out, run over, governor, over and over, burn out. Meaning: n. 1. the ratio of the number of workers that had to be replaced in a given time period to the average number of workers 2. a dish made by folding a piece of pastry over a filling 3. the volume measured in dollars 4. the act of upsetting something.
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121 This time, Republicans may face a tougher task in the House than in the Senate because of substantial turnover.
122 Going from plus-3 to minus-3 in the turnover column meant going from 2-0 to 2-3 on the won-loss ledger.
123 Pre-tax profits advanced by 35 percent to ￡15.23m on turnover up by 23 percent to ￡94.46m.
124 Turnover Turnover comprises amounts receivable for invoiced sales, exclusive of value added taxation and similar levies.
125 Overall turnover rose 8.3 percent in the 53 weeks to 2 January to top ￡1 billion for the first time.
126 Although turnover rose 11.5% to ￡1,287m, the chairman said that most of the increase was due to more favourable exchange rates.
127 Net margins were 14% of turnover, a very good performance considering the very unfavourable worldwide economic climate.
128 My turnover increased spectacularly.
129 In 1992 Spink's turnover was ￡21.7 million with a trading loss of ￡0.7 million.
130 Indeed, local firms report increased turnover, despite the continuing fears about inadequate parking space.
131 A month into operation, 25 women were in training but turnover was becoming a problem.
132 It was also a good year for margins,[sentencedict.com] with pre-tax profits averaging out at 5 % of turnover.
133 All this has a snowball effect on the day's turnover and on the individual dealers' commissions.
134 Turnover rates have declined, particularly for those employees considered by managers the best performers.
135 Turnover climbed from ￡187.2 million to ￡204.5 million, while earnings per share rose from 5.8p to 6.5p.
136 He has been with the group, which has an annual turnover of ￡8-9m, for the past seven years.
137 Tay's earnings per share slumped from 5.5p to 3.04p, though turnover rose from almost ￡25.5 million to ￡27.2 million.
138 In all three countries, the citizenry occasionally votes, which can result in turnover within the national legislature.
139 In May the group announced pre-tax profits of Pounds 9m on turnover of Pounds 197m.
140 His Midas touch has given Sunrise 94 percent of its target audience and a turnover expected to reach ￡4million.
141 New store openings pushed up international turnover by 50 per cent.
142 The strongest growth in turnover came from Druck Holdings, up 60% at ￡27m.
143 The hotel business has a high staff turnover and thus a need for constant training.
144 Foreign-exchange turnover doubled in 1992 and total income from that source jumped from ￡136 million to ￡228 million.
145 Locally and at other sites, Sidewalk has been plagued with delays and turnover of key personnel.
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146 This year they expect a turnover of ￡170 m, and More than half their shoes are sold abroad.
147 Frankfurt: Turnover was moderate on expectation of higher interest rates.
148 This will considerably help cash Mow problems for new haulage firms and hauliers still operating at a modest turnover.
149 Does the activity have a certain measure of substance, as measured by quarterly or annual value of turnover?
150 Each sector and the separate segments were then analysed according to performance - pre-tax and turnover - and market valuation.
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