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America may see rise in people quitting jobs in 2025: Experts
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The national quit rate in the U.S. was 2.1 percent in October 2024, unchanged from January 2024; this stability contrasts with the Great Resignation peak of 3.0 percent in 2021-2022; 63 percent of hiring managers expect voluntary turnover to increase or remain stable through 2025; a survey indicates 60 percent of workers plan to seek new jobs in 2025, with one in three willing to quit without another job lined up; experts attribute this to changes in work culture post-COVID, with remote work becoming a priority; Brian Marks from the University of New Haven notes the economy has transformed since COVID; Alex Beene from the University of Tennessee highlights the impact of rising living costs and the shift in employee priorities; Beene advises job seekers to have a new job lined up and save money before quitting; uncertainty in 2025 may affect quit rates.
#JobMarket #QuitRate #GreatResignation #RemoteWork #EmployeeTurnover #BureauOfLaborStatistics #2025Predictions #WorkCulture #CostOfLiving #Employment
https://www.newsweek.com/great-stay-quit-rate-may-go-experts-believe-2008935
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The national quit rate in the U.S. was 2.1 percent in October 2024, unchanged from January 2024; this stability contrasts with the Great Resignation peak of 3.0 percent in 2021-2022; 63 percent of hiring managers expect voluntary turnover to increase or remain stable through 2025; a survey indicates 60 percent of workers plan to seek new jobs in 2025, with one in three willing to quit without another job lined up; experts attribute this to changes in work culture post-COVID, with remote work becoming a priority; Brian Marks from the University of New Haven notes the economy has transformed since COVID; Alex Beene from the University of Tennessee highlights the impact of rising living costs and the shift in employee priorities; Beene advises job seekers to have a new job lined up and save money before quitting; uncertainty in 2025 may affect quit rates.
#JobMarket #QuitRate #GreatResignation #RemoteWork #EmployeeTurnover #BureauOfLaborStatistics #2025Predictions #WorkCulture #CostOfLiving #Employment
https://www.newsweek.com/great-stay-quit-rate-may-go-experts-believe-2008935