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Author: William Nickels, James McHugh, Susan McHugh
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To discuss: The employee management issues and select the common and different issues among all the classmates. Also, elaborate on the issue that is important for the future with its effects and outcomes.
Introduction: Employee management refers to system of management and better relationship among the employees and the employer in a company. It is developed with effective efforts from both the sides.
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