noun
General Slang
flight risk
FLITE RISK · noun · informal
An employee likely to quit soon.
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Definitions
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A staff member perceived as at risk of leaving the company.
“After being passed over, he's a flight risk.”
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flight risk In A Sentence
After being passed over, he's a flight risk.
Origin & Usage
HR adaptation of the legal 'flight risk' term.
Variants
flight-risk
People Also Ask
What does flight risk mean at work?
It describes an employee who is seen as likely to quit or leave the company soon.
How do you use flight risk in a sentence?
For example: 'After being passed over, he's a flight risk.'
Where does the HR term flight risk come from?
It's an HR adaptation of the legal term 'flight risk', which describes someone likely to flee.
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