churn

Once I noticed that the supermarket where I shop was churning out generic cornball Walmart country music to a staff that consisted almost entirely of Hispanic women.

Then, phrases that signal labor hoarding—talent retention, labor investment, minimizing churn—rose, peaking in 2023.

Many in the West gaze in awe at China’s apparent dominance in green energy—churning out enough solar panels, wind turbines, electric vehicles and batteries to flood global markets.

“It is also important to highlight that we experience about 1.2 million layoffs a month even in a really tight labor market, all part of the normal labor market churn,” Schickling said.

Kudos to Brentford to keep being able to churn them out.