Fifteen percent turnover in a year is not something that would be questionable.

There's normally 15 to 20 percent turnover in any neighborhood.

By the mid-90's, it will have had a 30 or 40 percent turnover.

Two years ago we had a 55 percent turnover in the organization.

This year, we're going to have at least a 35 percent turnover.

The university has seen an 8 percent turnover among regular faculty each year for the last three years.

Most agencies have a 40 to 60 percent turnover per year in social work and child care positions.

The second point on the three point five percent turnover.

In the past three years we've adopted a three percent turnover.

"We have had an 80 percent turnover of tenants since taking over," he said.