31Dec
Why Employers Have Enough to Worry About Without Predictions for 2020
For well over a decade, my first post each year has been a prediction about what the upcoming year will bring in employment. (The less said about my 2019 prediction to dust off the reduction-in-force guidance, the better.)...
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Shipman & Goodwin LLP
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