Are Employers Ready to Wage War to Keep Top Talent?

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Calls to increase minimum wage in various industries have put employers on the frontline in the battle for talent. Are businesses willing – and able – to make the investments necessary to keep their best soldiers from defecting? And are they resilient and resourceful enough to withstand a lengthy wage war?

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