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the following points related to these topics:
The recruitment and selection issues being faced by companies
that have a presence in different cultures and countries
The importance of labor-management relations, and how they
differ around the world
The importance of training and development programs,
especially cultural training, when leading an international
workforce
The impact of the above discussed issues on a successful
strategy formulation
300–500 words. according to the APA Style,
1 page

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