In most mergers and acquisitions (M&A), employment issues are rarely the headline drivers of valuation. Buyers tend to focus on revenue growth, intellectual property, market share and operational synergies. Yet in many transactions, workforce-related liabilities become some of the most significant sources of post‑closing exposure.
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