Word: turnoveritis
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Secretary Forrestal, newly sworn in, pointed to the labor turnover in Navy Yards, now at a peak of 60%.
This Seven-Seas fleet of such vast size and power that it is almost a world police force in itself had been built, apparently, by men dissatisfied with their working conditions-practically by transient laborers, if the Navy Yards turnover was at 60%. And even as Donald Nelson worried over...
The device measures visual performance in a dozen regards, reveals exactly what an employe can or cannot do, with or without glasses. Results: discovery of defects which require professional help, shifting of employes to better-fitting jobs, reduction of turnover, salvaging of aging workers, increased production.
With the recent turnover, in officer personnel subsided, Colonel Francis L. Purdon, Infantry, USA, has moved into the command position for Army units attached to the University, while Major Anthony J. Nogelo, Gavalry, resumes former duties as Executive Officer.
The statement touched on another sore spot-labor turnover. In February, out of every 1,000 war workers, 65 quit. Only 53 could be recruited to take their places, a net loss of twelve men per 1,000 in the nation's war-plant labor force.