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Global Workforce Report: Emerging Markets—Looking Beyond Wages

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1. The Shifting Costs of Labor

2. Cisco’s Global Training Machine
While some multinationals are recalculating the offshore-labor-cost equation, many companies in Central and Eastern Europe are taking a broader view of foreign investment and workforce management.

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The Shifting Costs of Labor

Percentage change in hourly costs from same quarter of previous year, workday-adjusted, Q2 2007-Q1 2008
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he shifting cost of labor in European emerging markets.

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