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Attrition - Definition and Overview |
| Related Words: Ablation, Abrasion, Abrasive, Absorption, Assimilation, Atomization, Attenuation, Beating, Consumption, Contrition, Corrosion, Crushing, Cut |
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Attrition has dual meanings depending on the context of its usage. Generally it means wearing or grinding down by friction. From a military standpoint it means a gradual, natural reduction in membership or personnel, as through retirement, resignation, or death. Attrition damage can be sped up by one party against another with a strategy of constant harassment, abuse, or attack or though the use of a blockade.
Attrition in HRM terms is also a Decruitment option. It's the action of not filling openings created by voluntary resignation or normal retirements.
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Example Usage of Attrition |
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SPHEREMagazine: #Attrition up next! industrial punk for the win! |
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FluidityYoga: Oh, 'Attraction'. Just realized I've been living by the 'Law of Attrition', no wonder I'm so damn tired. RT @zenatplay: RT @creativechai :)) |
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