Word: turnoveritis
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Another fault has been the rapid turnover of the dance committees. Nearly every House has, at one time or another, suffered from having an inexperienced man handling the business arrangements and in charge of hiring the orchestra.
With demand soaring, Pacific Coast lumber production (almost half the total) has lagged behind 1941 every month this year, mainly for want of skilled and willing lumberjacks. Last week Donald Nelson found the situation so critical that he named a West Coast lumber tsar, asked lumber workers to give up...
Though lack of housing still threatens to be a serious bottleneck in war production, the U.S. at least is doing better than in World War I, when labor turnover in some areas ran as high as 1,000% a year because of the housing shortage and the Government began building...
In the past three years there has been a violent reduction in the number of concentrators in Economics with the 372 of November 1939 down to 267 last November. The department attributes the drop, in the main, to the parallel decline of long terms for younger staff members. This rapid...
The National Dehydrators Association believes that their small industry (1941 turnover: $12,000,000) is going to beanstalk like the frozen foods industry, which in 1942 will quick-freeze an estimated $90,000,000 worth of food-180 times its volume only ten years back. Pointing to the 114 dehydrating...