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Why it may be hard to terminate an illicit behaving employee.
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[QUOTE="eldavis, post: 278596"] You have a point there though, certain times most of these workers act anyhow because they feel they are very important to the company so no matter what they do, they would always be needed. But another aspect most business owners fail to put into consideration is the fact that the image and reputation of the company matters a lot. I have seen cases where most companies loose the opportunity to handle certain projects even when it is pretty clear that they are the best to handle it, due to the fact that their reputation has been damaged by one or two workers. [/QUOTE]
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