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Main Page High Turnover Departments
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Posted by: LTSO16

Does anyone have info on any particular departments which have high attrition rates?

Posted by: honor12900

I can safely say that the sheriffs departments and the DOC have fairly high turnover rates.

Posted by: CampusOfficer

Talk to Beth Israel PD. I think they still have one???

Posted by: Macop

Chatham P.D

Posted by: minks8938

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Originally Posted by Macop

Chatham P.D

I agree!!!

Posted by: Belker

Rutland MA. P.D. Huge turn over rate

Posted by: Delta784

Based on their frequent employment ads, Mass College of Art.

Posted by: 7MPOC

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Originally Posted by Macop

Chatham P.D

haha

Posted by: jay-z

pd

Posted by: CampusOfficer

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Originally Posted by CampusOfficer

Talk to Beth Israel PD. I think they still have one???

Disregard...Stupid me didn't look at the thread topic (Civil Service). Obviously, they aren't civil service.

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