Loyalty In Business

vs. unfaithfulness

Demonstrating commitment to others

To practice Loyalty I will:

  • support my family, friends, and peers
  • stand by others in hard times
  • point out the good in others
  • honor my country
  • help those who are bullied or abused

    Does Company Loyalty Still Exist?

    by Mary Andres Russell

    In my father’s day, employees dedicated their entire careers to one company.  Many of his contemporaries spent 30 or more years working for the same employer. And through that loyalty, the financial security of their families was pretty much assured. But does company loyalty have value or even exist in today’s fast-paced and competitive business world?

    There are a number of factors that have contributed to the decline of employer loyalty. The increasing mobility of the workforce has made it likely for people to change jobs more frequently, seeking out new opportunities and challenges. Another factor is the changing nature of work. In the past, jobs were often stable and secure. Today, many jobs are contract-based or temporary, which can make it difficult for employees to feel a sense of loyalty to their employer. The rise of technology has also made it easier for employees to find new jobs. With the help of online job boards and social media, employees can quickly and easily connect with potential employers.

    Despite these factors, there are reasons to believe that loyalty to one’s employer can still exist. Many people value the sense of community and belonging that comes with staying with a company. They also appreciate the stability and security that a long-term job can provide. What can employers do to foster loyalty among their employees?  They can offer competitive salaries and benefits, provide opportunities for advancement, and create a positive work environment.

    Loyalty is a two-way street. When both parties are committed to each other, it can create a strong and productive working relationship.

     

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