Great Resignation 2.0: 28% of workers likely quit in 2024

Workers across the U.S. may be looking for a new job! April Maggio with Corestaff talks about a new survey that says there could be a second wave of the so-called "Great Resignation."

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[ericnewman]

If an employers promises employees tele work or remote work but then you back track and demand employees come to the office the employers at fault for the employee quitting

[WowDaniX]

People aren’t lazy people have gotten crazier sometimes your mental is price less

[generalchico]

My boss's keep putting me in different job positions with little to no training. Is that good enough reason to leave?

[noswag]

Did anyone notice that they silent her for a couple of seconds..😂😂?

[Trohn]

Maybe stop making horrible working conditions. If you want me to do 10 people jobs you better me pay 10 people’s wages

[dohner]

Leaving a job for a higher paying job every couple of years because its more efficient to increase your wealth that way then being loyal for less money to a single employer being a bad thing is BS. If you wont give me more money after ive slaved for you for a few years to help me better take care of myself and my family then i will move on to the next employer who will, plain and simple.

[tubecontributor]

The average Gen Z and Millennial stay in a job for 2 years. It is very acceptable now. With all due respect to the woman, companies already know you will likely bounce and are okay with that. don't worry about being considered a job hopper. Her information is a bit dated.