altas y bajas
English translation: new hires / terminations
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| na +2 | new hires / terminations |
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new hires / terminations Explanation: Enter data (new hires) Enter data (terminations) Bajas can also be "leaves" (sick leave, maternity leave, leave of absence) but in the context you've explained it's termination. many years of HR experience |
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