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Loyalty isn't dead, but employers have to earn it

By Karen McGowan January 16, 2007: 12:44 PM ET

Most employees still think company loyalty is alive and well, writes Fortune's Anne Fisher in her January 16 Ask Annie column. Do you believe employee loyalty still exists? Are you loyal to your employer? Does your employer take steps to retain employee loyalty?

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