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How does employee loyalty benefit the employer and or employee? Is the loyalty of an employee to his/her employer conditional? Are there circumstances in which it is ethically permissible for an employee to act disloyally toward his/her employer?

Ethics realated to work, empolyees or employer

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If an employee is loyal, they will stay with the company longer, work longer/harder, and be more productive.

it is win win for everyone involved

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