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In response to "I would think in almost every case, the costs incurred from layoffs (severance pay, lost expertise, reduced productivity, low morale, etc...)" by znufrii

but you're right, the way some of the companies are managed it's not outlandish to think that a CEO might be that stupid. -- nm

Posted by znufrii Dec 8 '08, 12:27

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I would see that line of thought (that of fire now, hire next year) getting traction in the small business community, 0 to 30 workers size companies - Loyola Dec 8, 12:33 2
- I would think the margins would be even slimmer, and the downside risks much higher for such a business. -- nm - znufrii Dec 8, 12:40 1
  - The point that I have yet to see refuted is, while no one is going to lay people off b/c of a chance at tax credits later... - TFox Dec 8, 12:44
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