The Latest Breaking News from Great Resignation

It pays to job-hop.

Quiet quitting doesn't actually refer to quitting one's job—it means completing one's minimum work requirements without going above and beyond, bringing work home, or overachieving—and it turns out it's not a recent phenomenon.

More than 47 million workers quit their jobs last year amid the Great Resignation, many seeking out roles that align with newfound employee expectations. The ongoing labor crisis is hitting financial institutions particularly hard – 4 out of 5 financial institutions are worried about staffing shortages, according to the Financial…

What Is the Great Resignation (AKA the Big Quit)? The Great Resignation—also commonly called the Big Quit or the Great Reshuffle—is an ongoing phenomenon involving employees voluntarily leaving their jobs in unprecedented numbers. According to most, this phenomenon officially began around late 2020 ...

The US economy is recovering but a staggering 4.4 million quit their jobs in February

My friend is one of many planning a radical post-pandemic life change – but rehearsing leaving her job showed it’s not easy, says Guardian columnist Emma Brockes

'As the Great Resignation continues, now is a particularly good time to ask for a raise,' said Daniel Zhao, Glassdoor senior economist.

Gen Z will make up a third of U.S. labor by 2030, shaping the future of work.

If you joined the Great Resignation in the last year, you may have found it even harder to compete in the already wild pandemic housing market.