Workers More Loyal During the Recession
The average number of years a salaried worker decided to stay at one company rose slightly during the recession.
According to a U.S. Bureau of Labor and Statistics report, the median number of years a “wage and salary worker” stuck it out at his/her current employer jumped to 4.4. The government report comes out every two years. In 2008, the average number of years employees stuck it out at their current position was at 4.1 years.
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