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Is job development a side effect of decreasing worker productiveness?

 

Job generation and job recovery could get a shot in the arm from a decrease in worker productivity. By getting more output from fewer workers, corporations that laid off workers during the recession have been increasing their earnings. But the latest report from the Labor Department on worker productivity may indicate that employees have reached their limit. Businesses may have to start hiring to maintain growth and revive economic recovery if that turns out to be true. Resource for this article - Decline in worker productivity may be good for economic recovery by Personal Money Store.

When declining worker productivity is good news

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