Übersetzung für "Worker turnover" in Deutsch

The 2018 Audits show that the average worker turnover rate at our manufacturer is 4,6%.

Workers seem to have difficulty in accessing these provisions via conventional or new media9, given the traditions in the sector, its fragmentation, the predominance of small businesses and high worker turnover.

In excess of 99.8% of EU enterprises - i.e. some 15 million - can be classified as SMEs since they meet the criteria in respect of size (employing less than 250 workers), turnover (less than ECU 40m per year) and independence (less than 25% of their capital or voting rights is held by a large enterprise or a group).

In this context, a small enterprise is any business employing no more than 250 workers, whose turnover does not exceed ECU 20 million (or whose balance sheet total does not exceed ECU 10 million) and no more than 25% of whose equity is held by one or more companies not conforming to the SME definition.

The aid is in the form af a guarantee for 18 months on loans totalling Pu 730 million (ECU 5,25 million) under a Basque aid scheme for small and medium-sized firms in difficulty, which was approved by the Commission in April 1992 on condition that individual cases of application involving firms with more than 250 workers or a turnover of more than ECU 20 million should be the subject of prior notification.

Rather than enthusing about 100% returns from CSR, the ILO might have asked why, in the latest Creating Shared Value Report, which Nestlé falsely claims to be in compliance with the reporting requirements of the Global Reporting Initiative (link to IUF Downgrades Nestlé CSR Rating from B+ to Junk), there is no mention of employee salaries, benefits, benefits denied to non-permanent workers, employee turnover, collective bargaining, minimum notice periods with respect to operational changes or taxes paid?

What all these jobs have in common is not only the work with computers and the Internet, but also a very specific work culture: young employees, long hours, an abundance of freelance or "steadily employed freelance" workers, a high turnover of employees, below-average pay, but also "blitz careers".

The Japanese technology company Sankyo Tateyama employs 8000 workers, has a turnover of 2.9 billion US dollars annually, and operates 23 extrusion presses worldwide in 16 plants.

At Emnid, things didn't go on any further because the workers turnover was quite high so after a few months completely different people work there.

Rather than enthusing about 100% returns from CSR, the ILO might have asked why, in the latest Creating Shared Value Report, which Nestlé falsely claims to be in compliance with the reporting requirements of the Global Reporting Initiative (IUF Downgrades Nestlé CSR Rating from B+ to Junk), there is no mention of employee salaries, benefits, benefits denied to non-permanent workers, employee turnover, collective bargaining, minimum notice periods with respect to operational changes or taxes paid?

In a recommendation which it adopted on 7 February, the European Commission proposed, for the first time, a clear and cogent definition of SMEs, based on a combination of the following criteria: number of workers, turnover, the size of the balance sheet and degree of indepen­dence.