attrition rate
churn rate

The attrition rate is the same as in high school.

How does the company keep its attrition rate under 10 percent?

The company size and industry also play a key role in attrition rate.

The city's overall attrition rate for teachers in or after their first year is 25 percent.

Of the teachers who began in 1990, 342 completed two years, a 30 percent attrition rate.

The attrition rate of students entering the university was very small.

At Purchase, however, officials are taking the high attrition rate to heart.

The attrition rate among teachers has been high because the hours are trying and there is no extra pay for working them.

The attrition rate in retail fast food is between 200 and 400 percent a year.

The enlisted school has a very high academic attrition rate.

But somehow the job had acquired a high attrition rate.

A high attrition rate can be a major threat to validity in a study.

These rifles saw a high attrition rate on the Eastern front.

First, its assessment that, given attrition rates, the program would largely take care of itself.

The attrition rate in each course is more than 50 percent, according to the snipers.

There was a high attrition rate among convicts who tried to run.

There was, during this time, a large attrition rate of long term orchestra members.

Another problem has to do with the attrition rate.

If last year's attrition rate of 4.2 percent continues, that would equal about 600 employees in the second half.

An "acceptable" attrition rate for a given company is relative to its industry.

The attrition rate was low, with 17 of the 24 starters finishing the race.

At mainly black colleges the attrition rates were slightly higher.

Higher salaries in the new teachers' contract will help reduce this attrition rate.

That is twice the combined attrition rate of all other majors.

But he warned that, if the current attrition rate continued into next year, "I'd have to be a lot more concerned about it."

Churn rate, the percentage of customers who end their relationship with a company in a given period.

Churn rate can also describe the number of employees that move within a certain period.

I have only concerns for the churn rate now.

For instance, most fast food restaurants have a routinely high churn rate among employees.

Most models can be written using either churn rate or retention rate.

In some business contexts, churn rate could also refer to high employee turnover within a company.

A company's churn rate refers to the percentage of overall customers who have left the service over a specific time frame.

Monthly and quarterly churn rates can also be calculated.

This process is referred to as churn rate, expressed as the percentage of the staff moved during a year.

Pinpointing the source of a cell phone carrier's churn rate isn't always easy.

In earlier years, the churn rate was as much as 100 percent; today it holds at about 50 percent.

One minus the churn rate is the retention rate.

A churn rate of 4% is considered massive.

In the UK churn rates are far higher.

A high churn rate can indicate customer dissatisfaction.

For example, a churn rate of 25% implies an average customer life of 4 years.

The increase was buoyed by a low "churn rate" of 12 percent annually, Ameritech said.

High churn rates have made growth more difficult and more costly for America Online lately.

I believe at their worst, Sprint's churn rate was 4%, and that was considered huge.

When talking about individual subscribers or customers, sometimes the expression "survival rate" is used to mean 1 minus the churn rate.

Free has the lowest churn rate amongst French broadband providers, below 1% per month.

If a company's churn rate is greater than the rate at which it attracts customers, that results in a net loss of subscribers.

"The churn rate is still very high in this industry," Mr. Belluzzo said.

They had a retail postpay churn rate of 1.4%.

The service is relevant to nearly all subscribers, helps to reduce churn rate and can attract competitors' subscribers.