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Throughout the business cycle,unemployment and production typically move in opposite directions.
Employment-Stability Policy
A strategy or policy adopted by an organization aimed at providing job security for its employees and minimizing turnover.
Labour Specialization
The division of labor where each worker or group of workers focuses on a specific task or set of tasks, enhancing productivity through expertise and efficiency.
Labour Costs
The total expenditure borne by employers for employing staff, including wages, benefits, and taxes.
Job Expansion
The process of making a job more varied by adding additional tasks or responsibilities to increase job satisfaction.
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