In the case of developing countries, information on the value of e commerce is virtually non existent, as well as measures of the share of e commerce in the turnover of enterprises.

Staff turnover presents another risk.

Unit for International Legal Turnover

This company achieved a remarkable increase in turnover last year.

Lonestar's turnover doubled during 2004, leading to a jump in profits by 400 per cent.

Teacher turnover is eight times higher than the U.S. national average.

In the 1970s, the turnover of the Red Brigades on a yearly basis was seven million dollars.

The fine represented about 6 per cent of the companies' annual turnover.

Packaging supplier linkage development. Nestlé operates 18 factories in China with a turnover of CHF 1 billion in 2000.

The sector turnover was 5.4 billion Norway kroner in 2004, of which over 70 per cent was exported.

Telecommunications is the largest part of the space sector in Norway, generating two thirds of the sector's annual turnover.

Charities and NPOs, irrespective of their turnover, must also register in most States if they wish to raise funds.

Indeed, inadequate levels of salaries in Africa have been a major cause of weak incentives, high turnover and corruption.

If we take the overall turnover of the biocontrol industry worldwide, it's 250 million dollars.

And now, we have a situation in which the businesses in this mall are doing four times the turnover that they had projected.

We share in their pain we share in their sorrow.

Competition among departments for staff has been intense and staff turnover has been at high levels.

Our employee turnover dropped to one third of the industry average, and during that five year dotcom bust, we tripled in size.

The cargo turnover growth rate in July fell back 3.6 percentage and floods on these areas have a certain impact on traffic.

The club expects turnover would grow by at least 30 percent on the back of the signing.

4. Notes that minimizing the occurrence of high rates of job turnover in Professional categories in the United Nations is essential to its smooth functioning

These problems have been attributed in part to the high level of staff turnover and staff members' lack of qualifications and experience.35

Almost across the board, productivity goes up, worker engagement goes up, worker satisfaction goes up, turnover goes down.

We share written things, we share images, we share audio, we share video.

Partial data also indicate that the percentage of enterprises' total turnover from e commerce increased from 5.9 per cent in 2003 to 9.4 per cent in 2004.

The Commission recommended a fine of up to 10 per cent of the turnover of each of the respondents.

Given its objective, the scope of the agenda of the Group will remain focused on turnover, classification and prices.

The extent of this illicit trade is now estimated by the International Criminal Police Organization (Interpol) to be second only to trafficking in illicit drugs in financial turnover.

(b) Develop a pilot sectoral session on price integrating in the discussion views from the classification, turnover and national accounts perspectives for the next Voorburg meeting in 2006

The last published accounts show that PSG made a profit of more than 10 million euros in 2015 16 on a turnover of 542.4 million euros.

As a result of the suspension, competition for staff among departments had been intense and staff turnover had been high.

Secondly, the limited time span of any individual's participation in youth activities means that there is a higher degree of turnover among leadership than in other segments of society.

The representation status of Member States is affected by many factors, notably turnover of staff, changes in the scale of assessments and changes in the total number of Member States.

In 2003, the share of GDP of each sector was 21.83 for agriculture, forestry and fishery (24.5 in 2000), 39.5 for industry and construction (36.7 in 2000), and 38.22 for services (38.74 in 2000) industrial output was VND 302,990 billion, a 16 increase compared to 2002, export turnover was VND 20,176 billion grain food output reached the highest level of 37,4 million tons in 2003, one million ton (3 ) increase against 2002.

The requirement for NPOs seeking tax deductible gift recipient status to register with the ATO applies to all NPOs, regardless of turnover.

One reason for the large number of vacancies was the high turnover of staff in Nairobi. In order to address that problem, the Administration of UNON was actively advertising vacant posts.

As UNAMSIL has been drawing down, international staff turnover has increased, owing to reassignments to new and expanding missions, which has resulted in a reduction of skilled staff in the Mission.

Overcoming a shortage of, and high turnover in, personnel, inadequate community participation and the slow pace of utilizing the funds already solicited has proved to be an uphill struggle.

There was a high turnover rate in two years, eight staff members successively occupied the five established posts, which may be detrimental to the continuity and efficiency of work performed.

There was a high turnover rate in two years, eight staff members successively occupied the five established posts. This could be detrimental to the continuity and efficiency of work performed.

But, as in any large organization, adjustments are needed, new skills need to be brought in, and a more rapid renewal of staff may be required than can be achieved by natural turnover.

We share in common the same pathogens.

And have him share in my mission.

And have him share in my mission.

If found guilty of violating antitrust rules, Google could face a maximum fine of 10 of its global turnover, or approximately US 7.4 billion.