Education, Skills and Learning

These countries are best at attracting and nurturing talented workers

Employees work in the production facility of Phonak hearing devices of Swiss hearing aid maker Sonova at the company's headquarters in the village of Staefa east of Zurich September 5, 2012. REUTERS/Michael Buholzer (SWITZERLAND - Tags: BUSINESS EMPLOYMENT HEALTH) - BM2E89510QJ01

European dream ... employees in Switzerland, which has topped the World Talent Ranking five years in a row. Image: REUTERS/Michael Buholzer

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