1. You are in a management meeting with your boss. Your boss is won'ied that many of your employees get trained and then leave for other employment opportunities at similar rms. This is costly in that the training then needs to be repeated with new workers. One senior employee proposes a new plan where employees would receive training for two weeks. During that time, they would receive a wage equal to half of what they would normally receive. Once training is over, the employees get the ll] wage. Another senior employee criticizes the policy in that it will hamper recruitment. The senior employee argues that good, talented workers will not want to work for half wages and that they will go elsewhere. Knowing that you just nished your degree, they turn to you. Discuss the proposal in the context of the concepts from class