War for talent: employers should guard against complacency even in a declining labour market

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Improving pay may be the top reason people give for wanting to move jobs in the current climate but CIPD research shows that employers who neglect concerns about trust in senior leaders, stress in the workplace or job satisfaction risk losing their top talent.
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