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unproductivity

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With this level of unproductivity and inefficient labor, it could not continue to exist in its present form.
They not necessarily and not completely had to be put on a par with the beggar's unproductivity but very well could be used in order to produce uncomfortable conclusions in the intellectual realm.
This is because a drug-dependent employee cost a company as much as $10,000 in terms of unproductivity, absences, and benefits.
 
 
 
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