Collocations for turnover - noun
1. amount of business a company does
ADJ.
large | low, small | company, group | aggregate, combined, total
The combined turnover of both businesses has doubled in the last two years.
The combined turnover of both businesses has doubled in the last two years.
gross, net | annual, daily, etc. | global, worldwide | market | capital | stock
VERB + TURNOVER
have | record
The company recorded a turnover of £50 million last year.
The company recorded a turnover of £50 million last year.
boost, increase | reduce
TURNOVER + VERB
be up | be down
Turnover was down compared with last year''s figures.
Turnover was down compared with last year''s figures.
double, grow, increase, rise
The firm''s UK turnover increased (by) 30% to £10 million.
The firm''s UK turnover increased (by) 30% to £10 million.
drop, fall, slip
Turnover fell from £12 million to £11 million.
Turnover fell from £12 million to £11 million.
reach sth
Turnover reached $2 billion in the 12 months to September.
Turnover reached $2 billion in the 12 months to September.
exceed sth, top sth
The company''s worldwide turnover exceeds $5 billion.
The company''s worldwide turnover exceeds $5 billion.
TURNOVER + NOUN
figure, growth, rate, tax
PHRASES
a decline/fall in turnover, an increase/a rise in turnover
2. rate at which people come and go from a job/place
ADJ.
fast, high, rapid | low | labour, staff | population
The inner city has a rapid population turnover.
The inner city has a rapid population turnover.
VERB + TURNOVER
have