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Yes but that's "legal loyalty", basically being honest, which is not the same as e.g. making efforts or sacrifices out of loyalty.
by ElBarto 8y ago
Yes but that's "legal loyalty", basically being honest, which is not the same as e.g. making efforts or sacrifices out of loyalty.
- Raphmedia 8y agoAgreed, that's why I worded it as "is often considered". The law being a bit vague, employers often present it as employees needing to be personally loyal. The law asks one to "act faithfully". Faithfully can easily be used as a synonym for devoted and some employers ask a religious devotion to the company.
- ElBarto 8y agoI can assure you that the law is very clear and established. Employees are often not very knowledgeable about it, though. And in any case some jurisdictions have employment at will...
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