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>You just earned loyalty points which are hard to come by. Employers probably love when you give them "loyalty points" because they can be substituted for thei
by grog454 5y ago
>You just earned loyalty points which are hard to come by.
Employers probably love when you give them "loyalty points" because they can be substituted for their more tangible "dollar points".
- tome 5y agoBased on my reading of the story the employer bought loyalty points with dollar points. How did they obtain them in your reading?
- grog454 5y agoI don't think it matters how they're obtained. What is the value/meaning of a loyalty point if it can't be substituted with a dollar point? Either they only come in to play when you have an offer for exactly the same dollar value (after transfer costs), as a tie breaker of sorts, or they are eventually going to be valued at some dollar amount. i.e. this new employer is offering an additional $10 (after transfer costs) but I'm more loyal to my current employer.