Arden Insurance's Claims Processing Facility Has Been a Major Employer

Arden Insurance's claims processing facility has been a major employer in the town of Arbor for over 20 years drawing mainly on workers with minimal skills and education. A large telemarketing firm is about to set up its business at Arbor, and it is planning to employ low-skilled workers. Which of the following statements is true in this case?

A) As Arden and the marketing firm belong to different industries, the impact on Arden's workforce will be minimal since workers rarely switch between industries.
B) The trained workforce will not leave even if the telemarketing firm offers higher pay than Arden.
C) If Arden cannot offer higher wages, it needs to make sure that its current employees are satisfied with the intangible aspects of their jobs in order to retain them.
D) Workers in small towns tend to be loyal to their employers hence, Arden's current employees are likely to stay with Arden.