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What Every CEO-COO Should Know About the Cost of a Heart Attack or Stroke
By Stephen Walker, Ph.D. The Business Problem. Business, municipal and non-profit organizations all experience costs associated with turnover. Every position within an organization is expensive to replace, but the cost can be significant when considering a highly skilled technical employee, or astronomical should the loss come at the executive level. The greater the investment...
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