Word: turnoveritis
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Andropov's time in power may have been marked by failures at home and abroad, but important, if measured, steps were taken to overhaul and rejuvenate the gerontocratic party machine. Brezhnev holdovers who hoped to retain cherished sinecures at the middle and lower levels of the bureaucracy found their...
"He stayed as long as he did out of loyalty to Koch," Cownorton says. Wagner lasted longer than any of his predecessors in the job, known for its high rate of turnover.
This year's turnover was exceptionally high, members said yesterday, adding that besides the regular attrition two other members decided to serve their terms for only one year.
Harvard-affiliated Mt. Auburn Hospital, hampered in the past by chronically outdated facilities. Is following a recent trend in medicine with its proposed $45 million renovation project to modernize the institution and increase its capacity for high turnover procedures and outpatient services.
The report cites the limited number of qualified applicants as well as slow job turnover as obstacles toward increasing the representation of women and minorities.