Cheap mortgages deter workers from relocating for $250,000 jobs
In a tight labor market, it's increasingly difficult to entice workers to relocate to a new job.
Middle management has always been a "dangerous" place to be when the layoffs come.
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Is that chill in the air retaliation from my employer?
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