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natural wastage

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natural wastage
n
(Business / Industrial Relations & HR Terms) another term for attrition [3]
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natural wastage n (Industry) → naturale diminuzione f di personale (per pensionamento, decesso, ecc.)


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We will be looking at ways where we are probably not going to be filling job vacancies as they are made and we will certainly be looking at natural wastage.
If approved, the Risk Reduction Plan would see the posts lost through natural wastage, along with desk-bound managers with no firefighting experience appointed to senior posts and a smaller, cheaper fire engine deployed on the streets of Cardiff.
A spokesman said 27 of the 40 job cuts from the 300 telephone betting staff will be redundancies and the rest will be achieved through natural wastage or redeployment.
 
 
 
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