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    very simple question: Can you afford to join the herd in slashing costs to the bone in order to boost your perceived bottom line?

    I think not. I think you owe it to yourself to invest in doing your part to ensure that your employees receive true living wages and a solid benefits package. I will even go so far as to assert that you must treat your investment in the people who work for you just as seriously as you treat any of your other investments because doing so will have a profound--and positive--impact on said bottom line.

    Would you believe that there is a hardware store in San Francisco whose employees’ average stay is measured in years? I know many people who have been there over a decade. These people receive living wages, health benefits, paid lunch breaks, vacation time, sick time, the whole package. Are the owners being generous? Certainly. But make no mistake about it: Their generosity is rooted in the same business values and mindset that I have be

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