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	<title>Comments on: A Rotten Labor Market Is No Excuse For Treating Employees Badly</title>
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		<title>By: Beth Weisberg</title>
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		<dc:creator>Beth Weisberg</dc:creator>
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		<description>Right on! Love the sustainability angle; too often organizations concern themselves with conserving capital &amp; behaving responsibly with natural resources, but give very little thought to caring for their most valuable resource: their people. And in the process, allow a lot of creativity, initiative, and other valuable human contributions to be frittered away, to dry up, to end up on the trash heap (or on someone else&#039;s payroll). This is a refreshing view of the broader picture: all the parts that go into creating an environment where people can and do give the best they&#039;ve got to their employers.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Right on! Love the sustainability angle; too often organizations concern themselves with conserving capital &amp; behaving responsibly with natural resources, but give very little thought to caring for their most valuable resource: their people. And in the process, allow a lot of creativity, initiative, and other valuable human contributions to be frittered away, to dry up, to end up on the trash heap (or on someone else&#8217;s payroll). This is a refreshing view of the broader picture: all the parts that go into creating an environment where people can and do give the best they&#8217;ve got to their employers.</p>
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