In 2019, without the push of a pandemic, 28% of the workforce quit their jobs. In 2021, the total quit rate jumped just 5 percentage points. While that’s still significant, it’s not so far out of our comprehension when taking…
As job seekers change their criteria of what is an acceptable and desirable workplace, employers must work hard to catch up. According to a 2021 Workhuman survey, 66% of workers said their decision to remain with their current employer was…
An MIT review of 34 million profiles of employees who left a job for any reason has revealed, overwhelmingly, that toxic culture, not pay, is the driving force behind the most recent wave of quits. Their analysis revealed that culture…
One of the most significant impacts to the U.S. economy and Americans’ mindsets overall in the post-lockdown era of the pandemic is a renewed sense of purpose. People want their lives, including their careers, to be meaningful. A connection to…
Given their age and short work history, Gen Z and millennial workers (who collectively cover the ages 18–40) are less likely to be wedded to a company or industry and as such, they are the largest age demographic quitting their…
Less than 1% of federal government employees quit their jobs in November. Since 2016, the federal government has experienced the lowest rates of turnover of any industry. While a definitive answer on why federal employees quit so infrequently is difficult…
It is estimated that anywhere between 53–68% of primary caregivers in the U.S. are women. Amid the pandemic’s early shutdowns, women, who covered the majority of homeschooling and caregiving, were disproportionately impacted and laid off at higher rates than men.…
Workers in the food service and hospitality industries are quitting their jobs at a higher rate—7% in November alone—than employees in any other industry. However, the leisure and hospitality industries are no strangers to relatively higher rates of turnover. The…
While quit rates were hitting record highs, so were payroll additions. But putting those numbers in the context of the whole pandemic is important. It is frequently touted that the U.S. added 6.4 million jobs in 2021, or a workforce…
Roughly 3% of the workforce, or a total of 4.5 million workers, quit their jobs in November 2021. It was a new record month, supplanting October’s previously held record of 4.2 million quits. An average of 3.9 million people per…
In 2021, people quit their jobs at record rates and it’s a trend showing no signs of slowing. Buddy Punch reviewed government data, news reporting, and academic studies to reveal insights on how the “Great Resignation” is impacting the U.S.…
Opposition is growing in the Dutch port city of Rotterdam to a plan to dismantle part of a bridge to make way, reportedly, for Amazon owner Jeff Bezos' new superyacht.
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In 2007, Colts coach Tony Dungy becomes the first Black coach to win the Super Bowl, beating good friend Lovie Smith. A look back at this day in sports history:
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