Do You Have to be Loyal to Your Employer?

[nomad]

Loyalty to your employer should be a strategic decision, not blind allegiance. You need to understand that your employer is not offering you free money, you are offering your expertise to get that money. You need to be loyal to your company. There's a fine line between being loyal to the employer and loyal to the company. While loyalty to the employer is subjective, loyalty to the company involves giving your best to benefit the organization. A sincere commitment to your work can pave the way for mutual success.

 

[eldavis]

I think being loyal to your employer ends with you the employee doing what you are paid to do. Anything else is simply based on your choice if you want to or not.

 

[nomad]

I think the best practice would be to use tit for tat strategy. In other words, you treat the same way that you have been treated. If you are treated well, treat them well.

 

[Ratine]

Of course yes. Being loyal to your employer would raise your trust to them. The most benefit to that is that you can be promoted and your salaries raised for that reason.

 

[flower]

It is very important for each and every business is to have employment policies. In the policies, it will contain the roles of the employer to the employees and that's what is necessary.

 

[Springtime]

I think it is important to be loyal to the employer, that is, the company. That does not mean that you have to obey blindly every instruction given to you by your direct boss. If you disagree with some of the instructions, voice out your opinion. Most important is do not betray your employer. If you do not like the company you are working for, resign and find another job.

 

[freelancermaria]

It is possible to show loyalty to both your employer and company, but there are limits to this loyalty. If your employer is not treating you well or is not good for you in any way, then there is no reason to maintain loyalty towards them. It all depends on the situation at hand.

 

[bestwriter]

A responsible employee will always be loyal to their employers no matter how unjust they could be sometimes.

 

[cherry123]

Well, naturally you should be loyal to your employer. Don't doing eye service or pretending. Just show good stewardship

 

[Sanjeev]

I am always loyal to my employer. It's surprising why some people cheat their employer when they know that their employer is feeding their family.

 

[King Belieal]

In my working days, I was reasonably loyal to my employers. But I didn't do that stupidly.

 

[Shavkat]

I do not think so. If the employee is not happy working with his or her employer. It is her choice to find another job.

 

[Kera]

There is no loyalty from me to any employer. I am only loyal to the money that I am being paid.

 

[Sanjeev]

I do not think so. If the employee is not happy working with his or her employer. It is her choice to find another job.

I have always believed in it. In my previous employment I was not satisfied with them so left the jobs.

 

[Rubz]

Of course you need to be loyal to your employer. For a business to succeed and for there to be effective communication in a business, the employer needs to assured that the employee is loyal.

 

[Clandestine]

I am not loyal to anyone. The moment I see a better prospect, I am very ready to jump ship.

 

[Starmix]

We have to be loyal to our employer, if not, we will be advised to resign because of disloyalty.