Tourism among the sectors with lowest staff turnover in DR
Dominican tourism ranks among the sectors with the lowest employee turnover in the country. That is what a report carried by Dominican Today shows, placing the tourism industry ahead of tech and banking in its ability to retain talent.
The reason sits in the structure of the business itself. A resort in Punta Cana or Bávaro cannot run on high turnover. It trains its people over seasons, specializes them in service and keeps them. That creates sunk costs a hotelier does not want to repeat every six months, and the employee knows it. A career path exists inside the industry, from waiter to supervisor, from front desk to revenue, and that weighs more than a slightly better paycheck elsewhere.
The figure matters because turnover is a silent expense. Every departure forces recruiting, training and months of waiting before the new hire performs. Dominican tourism retains, and that translates into stable service and hotel investment that finds trained staff where it needs them. That is a real edge over other sectors.
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