Turnover

turn·o·ver

noun

1.

the amount of money taken by a business in a particular period.

"a turnover approaching $5 million"

Turnover is a concept in accounting that shows how quickly a company runs its business. The most common ways to measure a company's turnover are the accounts receivable and inventory ratios. In investing, turnover is how much of a portfolio is sold in a given month or year.

Similar: (gross) revenue, income, yield, volume of business, business, sales

2.

the rate at which employees leave a workforce and are replaced.

"high staff turnover left the program with too many young instructors"

Food

an individual pie formed by folding a piece of pastry in half over a filling. The open edges are pressed or crimped together to enclose the filling during cooking and eating. Turnovers may be baked or fried.

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