Firms that pay for on-the-job training often insist that the trained worker

leaves the firm as soon as the training endsCorrect answerYour answerpays the firm the full cost in advanceCorrect answerYour answerstays with the firm for a set period afterwardsCorrect answerYour answerworks without wages for the first yearCorrect answerYour answer

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The firm wants to recover what it spent through the worker's higher productivity, so it asks the worker to stay.

Concept: On-the-job training
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Firms that pay for on-the-job training often insist that the trained worker

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