Infographic: Changes in Employee Tenure

By Column Five Media on November 5, 2012

How long have you worked for your company? If you’ve reached the five-year mark, then you have already been with your employer longer than the average American stays with the same company. In this tough economy, tenure can be hard to reach. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, only 12 percent of Americans 16 years and older have been with their current employer for more than ten years. See how your professional career compares in the infographic below.

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