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retention

[ri-ten-shuhn] / rɪˈtɛn ʃən /




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Tyson has prepared and implemented contingency, hiring and retention plans as needed to maintain its workforce and operations, according to the spokesperson.

From MarketWatch

In a presentation to the Board of Police Commissioners on Tuesday, the LAPD’s chief information officer, John Furay, detailed new data retention guidelines that would allow certain footage to be destroyed after five years.

From Los Angeles Times

Higher engagement drives innovation, productivity, recognition and retention.

From The Wall Street Journal

And large price increases in the primary market are hurting value retention.

From The Wall Street Journal

Bridget Smith replied that when it adopted four-day working, South Cambridgeshire was "suffering more than most councils from problems arising from recruitment and retention challenges".

From BBC