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Michael Pascoe

Michael Pascoe: Employees may be paying the price for being ‘meek’ and ‘loyal’

Switching jobs is not the only option for employees looking for a wage rise. Photo: Getty

Rising interest rates have prompted a resurgence of “loyalty tax” stories* – the extra money loyal customers end up paying for loans, insurance and energy compared with the deals on offer for those prepared to change banks/insurers/energy companies.

But there is a bigger and more widespread “loyalty tax” millions of Australians pay each week: The income they forfeit by being loyal to their employer, but not being prepared to change jobs.

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