In the age where staff turnover is increasingly high, if smart people' s talents have not been fully utilized, they will gradually lose the passion of work and may leave the company without the least hesitation.
A couple of years ago, alarmed by annual turnover rates in some divisions as high as 20%, HP decided to try anticipating which of its 330,000 employees worldwide were most likely to quit.
Although the commission said it would not reverse its decision to approve the deal, it made clear that EU rules allowed fines of up to 1 per cent of global turnover in such cases — which would be roughly $125m, based on Facebook's 2014 annual revenues.
Cosmetics was the fastest growing division for the company for the full-year to 30 June, with turnover up 9%.
Headhunters have also targeted employees, resulting in high staff turnover in June and July, after Baoneng proposed the removal of the company's directors.
Employee turnover in companies run by narcissists and divorce rates in people married to them are high.
Jiangsu-based Suning ranked first among Chinese retail companies by sales in 2015 with Rmb159bn (24bn dollars) in turnover and 1,577 retail outlets, according to the China Chain Store and Franchise Association.
Bosses who fail to really care will always have high turnover rates.
Not only does it prevent bacteria from building up in pores and turning into acne, but shedding those old, dead layers triggers cellular turnover.
Activity on China's largest commodity exchanges has surged in recent days with turnover in a key steel contract exceeding the combined volume of the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges on one day last week.
Cheetah is unusual among Chinese internet companies because it generates most of its sales from outside the country: overseas revenues accounted for $84m of its total $158m turnover for the third quarter of 2015.
The people-friendly culture helps keep turnover very low.
But in spite of a job market that remains hot — one venture capitalist says headhunters are too busy to take his new staffing assignments — staff turnover may not be about to spike.
Starbucks employee turnover is relatively low, yielding benefits in efficiency and morale.
Not only does it prevent bacteria from building up in pores and turning into acne, but shedding those old, dead layers triggers cellular turnover.
"If you look at the turnover of foreign players in China, it's quite ridiculous.
And its justification for the move echoes what critics of its low-wage policy have been saying for years: Paying workers better will lead to reduced turnover, better morale and higher productivity.
Staff turnover, or "grasshopping", is among the biggest headaches for employers in the fast-growing tech sector and matchmaking is becoming an attractive company perk as businesses search for ways to retain employees.
The first is staff turnover.
Researchers at Colorado State University are now trying to identify the hormones that control this extreme limit on bone turnover.
