Companies want to protect their assets, including their trade secrets, their client/customer lists, and the company’s most important asset: its own workforce. Companies invest significant resources to on-board new employees, put them through orientations, training sessions, retreats, and of course, provide them with salaries, commissions, benefits and other perks. They also become privy to confidential information and trade secrets. Simply put, good employees are difficult to find, and losing a good employee can be quite a setback for an employer. But change is inevitable. Employees leave good companies. To limit the possibility of an exodus of employees (and customers as …
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