Workers who change jobs are benefitting from a ‘disloyalty bonus’ in the form of bigger pay rises than those who choose to stay put, a study has found.
The Resolution Foundation think tank revealed that those workers who are switching jobs are enjoying pay rises as high as 11%, whereas those workers staying put only received a 2.5% pay rise last year.
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