Retaining Good Workers, Irrespective of Their Diverse Backgrounds, Is Becoming

Multiple Choice

Retaining good workers, irrespective of their diverse backgrounds, is becoming increasingly important because

A) the younger workforce has lower educational qualifications.
B) replacing experienced workers has become more costly.
C) the number of monolithic organizations is increasing.
D) the market demand for labor force is reducing.
E) converting pluralistic organizations into monolithic organizations has become necessary.