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Fluktuation
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English
German
German
ˈturn·over [ˈtɜ:nˌəʊvəʳ, Am ˈtɜ:rnˌoʊvɚ] N
1. turnover (rate change in staff):
turnover
Fluktuation f <-, -en> form
staff turnover
2. turnover (volume of business):
turnover
Umsatz m <-es, -sätze>
annual turnover
Jahresumsatz m <-es, -sätze>
3. turnover (rate of stock movement):
turnover
Absatz m <-es, -sät·ze>
turnover
turnover
Umsatz m <-es, -sätze>
turnover of shares
stock turnover
Lagerumschlag m <-(e)s> kein pl
4. turnover FOOD (pastry):
apple turnover
Apfeltasche f <-, -n>
capi·tal ˈturn·over N FIN
capital turnover
gross ˈturn·over N Brit ECON
gross turnover
Bruttoumsatz m <-es, -sätze>
per·son·nel ˈturn·over N no pl
personnel turnover
ˈturn·over tax N
turnover tax
Umsatzabgabe f <-, -n>
turnover tax
Umsatzsteuer f <-, -n> CH
German
German
English
English
turnover N ACCOUNT
turnover
turnover tax N TAX
turnover assets N INV-FIN
turnover assets
turnover process N INV-FIN
turnover process
turnover rate N INV-FIN
turnover rate (des Kapitals)
securities turnover N FINMKT
securities turnover
turnover planning N INV-FIN
turnover planning
turnover rate N ACCOUNT
turnover rate
turnover surplus N ACCOUNT
turnover surplus
daily turnover N ACCOUNT
daily turnover
annual turnover [ˌænjuəlˈtɜːnˌəʊvə]
annual turnover
turnover number (TON) N
turnover number (TON)
English
English
German
German
parking turnover TRAFFIC OBS
parking turnover
German
German
English
English
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The association has more than 300 members, with a combined annual turnover in excess of 1.8 billion.
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The total annual turnover has been estimated at over 500 million.
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The coffee shop had its own parking, caf and restaurant, almost one hundred employees and an annual turnover of 26 million euros.
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The company sells over 200,000 cars per year, employs 9,000 people, and has an annual turnover of over 2.5 billion.
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The workforce stands at around 25, including members and non-members, full- and part-time, and the annual turnover stands at around 1.3 million.
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Examples from the Internet (not verified by PONS Editors)
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There is clear evidence that staff turnover and absenteeism rates fall if working conditions are good.
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www.giz.de
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Es ist erwiesen, dass sich Fluktuation und die Fehlzeiten verringern, wenn die Arbeitsbedingungen stimmen.
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The turnover here is very high, the working conditions lousy.
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www.nadir.org
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Die Fluktuation ist sehr hoch, die Arbeitsbedingungen mies.
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In contrast to the predictions of the theory, our results indicate that there are no statistically significant effects of the dismissal protection legislation on worker turnover."
www.iab.de
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Die empirischen Ergebnisse zeigen, dass der veränderte Schwellenwert im Kündigungsschutz keine statistisch signifikanten Effekte sowohl auf das Beschäftigungsniveau als auch die Fluktuation von Arbeitnehmern hat."
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Due to the excellent working conditions, a good company atmosphere, exceptionally low turnover and the large range of interesting and responsible activities, Scheidt & Bachmann enjoys a very good reputation as an employer.
www.scheidt-bachmann.de
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Durch die hervorragenden Arbeitsbedingungen, ein gutes Betriebsklima, eine außerordentlich niedrige Fluktuation und das große Spektrum interessanter sowie verantwortungsvoller Tätigkeiten, genießt Scheidt & Bachmann einen sehr guten Ruf als Arbeitgeber.
delegated responsibilities, flat hierarchies, high-grade apprenticeship courses, low turnover rate, stable business relations, career starters, experts, jobs with future
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www.vossloh.com
dezentrale Unternehmens-Strukturen flache Hierarchien, qualitativ hochwertige Ausbildung, niedrige Fluktuation, stabile Geschäftsbeziehungen, Berufsanfänger, Profis mit Erfahrung, zukunftsorientiertes Umfeld
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