More employees plan to stick around in their current jobs, despite growing economic concerns stoking resentment toward employers.
‘Not dire, not amazing, more meh’: Job market cools as quits plummet in stagnant labor picture
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Watch out, employers: workers are so unhappy in their jobs that they might start treating their 9-to-5s like a toxic relationship.
Workers are clinging to their jobs as they sour on their prospects in the labor market.
The disparity between average annual pay increases for those staying in their jobs against those leaving has all but collapsed.
While layoff rates have stayed consistently low, workers are worried about what’s to come.
In a rapidly changing job market, it’s not necessarily good for workers to cling to their current employment
