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retention
noun as in custody
noun as in memory
Strong matches
noun as in keeping
Strong matches
Example Sentences
He also helps existing traders improve their performance and address their anxieties—a way to improve employee retention and results.
The retention of Blair Murray, one of Wales' bright sparks in a nightmare 2024-25, at full-back was another big talking point from the selection after Argentina ruled the air.
Then, phrases that signal labor hoarding—talent retention, labor investment, minimizing churn—rose, peaking in 2023.
"Council population sizes - a key component of the pay framework - have changed and chief executive pay has not kept pace with internal or wider public sector levels, creating challenges in recruitment and retention."
Driving examiners will be offered a "retention payment" of £5,000 from next year to try and keep them in the role.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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