Why no one is getting big raises anymore
The Atlanta Fed's Wage Growth Tracker and a new analysis of Bank of America data show pay raises for job switchers have cooled.
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10 states with the highest job resignation rates
Although the overall resignation rate has slowed since the pandemic, these 10 states have higher rates than others.
The gig economy, overemployment, and job switching have made it easier than ever to boost your income. But those strategies aren't always worth it.
It can feel like there are more ways than ever to bolster your bank account. But the income boost might not be worth it.
Young people are working up the courage to start switching jobs again — and that's a good thing for the economy
Over 90% of Gen Zers and millennials said they were considering changing jobs in 2024.
Quitting your job isn't cool anymore
The number of people quitting in November was around what was seen pre-pandemic. People may not be happy to be part of the Big Stay.
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It's not just you. It's getting harder to switch jobs.
It can be tough finding a job right now, especially in corporate or for work that could be done remotely.
The workplace is transforming because workers want good jobs, not just jobs
The workers of America rediscovered the idea of a good job during the pandemic.
Charlie Munger's 'great lesson' of life: Cut out toxic people.
Charlie Munger died. A great lesson of life, he said: Get toxic people "the hell out of your life — and do it fast." He was Warren Buffett's No. 2.
As more offices go back to normal, companies face a choice: Maintain a compassionate workplace or risk losing employees
How workplaces support people going through hard times can make a big difference in engagement and even profits.
The best time to quit and land a higher-paying job could be right after you get promoted
Workers are more likely to leave their jobs after getting a promotion, an ADP analysis found.
Paid sabbaticals can make the difference in retaining top talent. Here's proof.
After taking an eight-week paid break, Crissie Hoskins has become a sabbatical evangelist. She argues that these breaks improve productivity and more.
The boss is back in charge
Between the rise of job-threatening AI, return-to-office mandates, and layoffs, it feels like bosses are clawing back what remains of employees' hard-earned power.
Millionaire CEO who called for high unemployment to remind workers who's in charge apologizes for 'deeply insensitive' remarks after viral backlash
After backlash, Tim Gurner "deeply regrets" calling for high unemployment to "remind people that they work for the employer, not the other way around."
A millionaire CEO is rooting for higher unemployment, saying it's time to 'remind people that they work for the employer, not the other way around'
Tim Gurner, who in 2017 asserted people couldn't afford homes because they spent too much on avocado toast, has once again sparked online outrage.
Millennials entered the workforce caring more about work than boomers, but now a survey has found no generation values work-life balance more — even Gen Z
More millennials than boomers used to prioritize work over spare time in 2009, but now it's the generation that cares most about their spare time.
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Meet the grumpy stayers: People stuck in their jobs who can't leave for better gigs
For some workers, the Great Resignation didn't deliver or bypassed them completely. Now they're stuck, and they're not happy about it.
A millennial quit a job he loved rather than return to the office. Now he's making more money and working for bosses that don't suffer from 'productivity paranoia.'
Timothy Done moved his family 600 miles away from his work during the pandemic and faced a tough choice when the company called him back.
No one knows how much they should care about work right now
Some workers are quiet quitting, others are grumpy staying, and others are doing chores on the clock. The future of work-life balance is up for grabs.
TikTokers are warning people not to participate in the 'lazy girl jobs' trend and brag about their lax work days so they don't unintentionally out themselves and get fired
By boasting about their stress-free jobs online, some are worried that these users could get themselves fired.
How a millennial who quit her job rather than return to in-person work ended up thriving as a freelancer
Rachel Dunlop doesn't "want to get on a rush-hour subway car ever again." She likes the flexibility of being a freelance copywriter.