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Factors Influencing Employee Turnover
A manufacturing firm observes that the proportion of its employees leaving for other jobs has significantly increased over the past year. Analyze two distinct economic factors that could be causing this rise in the employee quit rate. For each factor you identify, propose a specific, corresponding action the firm's management could take to reduce the number of employees leaving.
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