EMPLOYMENT COLUMN
By Eric Amdursky
Hiring new employees is expensive. In addition to the costs of headhunters and advertising, employers devote significant internal resources to interviewing and training new employees before ever seeing a return on their investment. But the costs are exponentially higher if a misstep in the hiring process results in litigation from the new employee's former employer.
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