It pays to switch jobs again, but not everyone has that luxury

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Job switchers are getting bigger raises than job stayers again. Joe Raedle/Getty ImagesJob switchers are experiencing better wage growth than job stayers. Last year, both groups saw similar increases, defying historical trends.

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