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    Recruitment worries

    UK companies are increasingly concerned about the quality of their leadership and their ability to recruit new leaders, says Towers Perrin.

    Author Date published December 30, 2001 Categories

    Over half (54%) of companies surveyed say they are dissatisfied with their ability to attract and retain key staff. Average turnover for middle management is 7%, according to the survey.

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