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Does location matter? An investigation into the factors influencing employees' intention to stay in a multinational organisation
Globalisation and the skills shortage worldwide has increased the mobility of employees, and in turn, given employees access to more job opportunities globally. The mobility of employees makes employee retention more challenging than ever before. The topic of employee retention has been vastly resea...
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School of Management Studies
2019
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