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Evaluating a Firm's Employee Turnover
The manager of a fast-food restaurant with 50 employees notes that, on average, 2 employees quit their jobs each month. This results in a monthly separation rate of 4%. The manager is concerned this rate is too high. Critically evaluate the manager's concern. In your response, discuss at least one potential negative consequence of this separation rate for the restaurant and one reason why this rate might be considered acceptable or normal for this type of business.
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