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- labor market
The labor market is the source from which an organization recruits new employees; a single organization may find itself recruiting from several different labor markets depending on the availability of skills for different positions.
- laissez-faire management style
A laissez-faire manager does not provide direction or guidance to subordinates and generally results in lower productivity in the work group.
- layoff
A layoff occurs when an organization eliminates jobs and terminates employees for economic reasons, a change in strategic direction, or other business reasons; this is also known as a reduction-in-force.
- leadership development
Leadership development programs identify employees who show promise as potential leaders; ...
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