Word: turnoveritis
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Fast Turnover. In Sturgis, Mich., as Mr. and Mrs. Victor Kosloski were signing the papers insuring their household goods, Insurance Agent Fred Rahn dropped his cigarette, set their couch on fire.
Secretary of Army Robert T. Stevens said the Army would need most of the increased call because it is entering a period of heavy turnover in personnel. He explained that in the next few months, most of the enlistments of Korean veterans would run out.
Besides these difficulties, Bard suffers from an unduly large faculty turnover, especially since many of its professors devote a goodly proportion of their time to professional work outside the field of teaching. Because of the effort required to teach a curriculum composed entirely of seminars, teachers find themselves hard-pressed...
Nevertheless, both labor and management agree that the guaranteed annual wage is an ideal worth shooting for. For labor, there would be more security; for businessmen, steadier buying power. Furthermore, at Procter & Gamble and other companies, wage guarantees have cut labor turnover, and thereby lowered other costs. The problems in...
PAN AMERICAN World Airways will operate a string of seven Air Force guided-missile tracking stations stretching from Cape Canaveral, Fla. about 1,000 miles into the Atlantic. The airline, which got the job because it can do it cheaper and with less personnel turnover than the Air Force, has...