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Old 04-22-2014, 12:45 PM   #34
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Originally Posted by QuantumIguana View Post
Why in the world wouldn't you? Those are the employees whose skills are most in demand. If you want to be assured of retaining employees, that is simple enough, just hire people who couldn't get jobs anywhere else. Do you want good employees that you might have to work to retain or do you want poor employees who you can treat like dirt and they still won't leave? If an employer is going to fire people who look for new jobs, why would employees want to wok for that employer?
As I said, there is a big difference between people who take a job that is offered (I have been recruited several times while working another job, when the other company contacted me) and people who are spending time looking for a new job for the express purpose of taking the exit deal offered from the company they are currently working for

In the first case, I would have no problem with an employee leaving for that reason, and may try to give them a better offer in order to keep them. In the second case, I would say good riddance.

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