Sentences with phrase «significant staff turnover»

This resulted in significant staff turnover and a longer school day for students and teachers at those schools.

«There had been significant staff turnover, particularly following an outbreak of serious disorder the previous summer,» she said.

In response to recent controversies, Seattle pastor Mark Driscoll has written a candid letter to his congregation that attempts to clarify the significant staff turnover at Mars Hill Church and the controversial marketing campaign that gave Real Marriage bestseller status.

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Driscoll regrets how the recent «significant turnover of key staff members» was handled.

The governor's central staff has also seen significant turnover recently, with Jamie Rubin replacing Jim Malatras as state operations director and and Melissa DeRosa succeeding Bill Mulrow as secretary.

Retention of Teachers — Recruiting the right personality for your school plays a significant part in creating an ethos for success and ensuring a harmonious working environment, which in turn improves staff turnover.

Being at the forefront of technology trends, eLearning has shown to be a powerful business tool - saving significant amounts of money and training time whilst reducing employee turnover and allowing companies to stay ahead of the curve.With increased importance on delivering engaging and motivating employee training programs, the interactive and personalized nature of eLearning courses allow staff to take a more active approach to learning, and encourages them to take responsibility for their own development.

The employers Qube Learning works with that hire young Apprentices report a reduction in staff turnover, improved succession planning, and how being able to train and mentor a young person means they have a competent and motivated member of staff that adds significant value to their business.

A large firm with significant fixed costs (buildings, insurance, technology and other infrastructure, for example) will find it hard to make a real change to this number without also affecting some of the intangible factors — client experience, staff turnover, etc..

Effective prevention and response to sexual harassment reduces staff turnover and fosters a more productive and healthy work environment, all of which can generate significant cost savings.

Our initial focus has been on our operations in England which is the location of our largest office with the greatest number of staff and the significant proportion of our business and turnover.

Professional Duties & Responsibilities Directed professional installation of advanced residential and commercial satellite television and internet Oversaw, trained, and reviewed customer service, sales, and installation staff ensuring effective operations Directly responsible for approximately 50 technicians at 5 offices throughout the region Designed and implemented training workshops for certification in Satellite Internet System installation Successfully reduced staff turnover while improving team skill sets and morale Responsible for multimillion dollar company inventory, tools, and vehicles Generated significant sales through cold calling, networking, and other sales tactics Consistently exceeded service goals through effective scheduling, routing, and relationship management Authored company sales and service reports and presented to senior leadership Delivered exceptional customer service resulting in client satisfaction, repeat business, and referrals Resolved customer service inquiries in a timely, positive, and professional manner Built and strengthened relationships with key clients, partners, and industry leaders Consistently promoted and awarded for excellence in sales, customer service, and leadership

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