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We were wrong about the Great Resignation. Workers are still powerless and the looming recession will make it worse.
Millions of workers gained a bit more power during the Great Resignation, but our economy isn't set…
Juliana Kaplan,Madison Hoff
3 mins read
A business owner took advantage of her pandemic layoff to dive deep into entrepreneurship. Now inflation is forcing her back to the 'cubicle farm.'
Linda Otterbridge used her pandemic layoff as an opportunity to dive into entrepreneurship. But ris…
Juliana Kaplan
4 mins read
Working from home makes it easier to quit your job and find a better one — a recession would threaten that freedom
The relative ease at which remote workers can pursue a new job is part of what's driving the Great …
Jacob Zinkula
3 mins read
A 31-year-old felt unhappy and underpaid at work, so she quit and started her own business: 'I have never felt so empowered'
Despite a historically hot job market, Adison Landon couldn't find a new job or land a raise. So sh…
Jacob Zinkula
4 mins read
3 reasons people are regretting quitting their jobs to join the Great Resignation
Job regret may be one reason the Great Resignation still rages. Some people aren't happy with the s…
Madison Hoff
4 mins read
Meet a 39-year-old remote worker making $116,000 who says he could quit and get a job that pays more but he'd rather have the flexibility to work from home
At his current company, a Connecticut-based millennial makes $116,000. It's less than he could be m…
Jason Lalljee
4 mins read
Meet a Gen Zer who made life her full-time job — and work her part-time job
Instead of fitting in a personal life around work hours, Kimi Kaneshina took to TikTok to talk abou…
Juliana Kaplan
2 mins read
Employers still have 'virtually all the power,' according to a Wharton professor
There's been a lot of talk about how workers are seeing power tip towards them in a hot job market,…
Juliana Kaplan
2 mins read
Employers still have 'virtually all the power,' according to a Wharton professor
There's been a lot of talk about how workers are seeing power tip towards them in a hot job market,…
Juliana Kaplan
10 mins read
From ALICEs to geriatric millennials: Your complete guide to America's weird new tribes
Keep mixing up your DIPS and DINKs? You've come to the right place.
Erin Snodgrass,Jacob Zinkula
3 mins read
A recession could end the Great Resignation and cut workers' bargaining power, warn business leaders at Davos
Employees have been using pandemic upheaval to demand higher wages and better conditions, but an ec…
Spriha Srivastava,Stephen Jon…
6 mins read
Forget red and blue: America's real geographic divide is between bosses and their employees
Executives in New York, call centers in Orlando: American cities are facing a growing power imbalan…
Ned Resnikoff
3 mins read
Money isn't everything for the 20% of people who regret quitting their jobs during the Great Resignation
Many workers who joined the Great Resignation reshuffled into a new job. But some were seeing dolla…
Hillary Hoffower
4 mins read
There's a vibe shift happening in the economy as people freak out over inflation and a possible recession
The recovery is actually going pretty well, but inflation has completely spoiled the mood and every…
Bartie Scott,Ben Winck
2 mins read
Fewer adults see their job as a source of life's meaning, and it shows how the pandemic has changed America's relationship with work
People are rethinking what it means to live a good life. New research shows many Americans have dow…
Juliana Kaplan
2 mins read
Workers have been bombarded with news about the Great Resignation for a year, and it's making them rethink their careers
A survey from Comparably highlights whether news and conversations about the Great Resignation are …
Madison Hoff
4 mins read
Women were more likely to quit their jobs than men in states where Omicron closed schools and daycares
Gusto economist Luke Pardue told Insider "every time schools close, childcare needs rise, women are…
Madison Hoff
2 mins read
65% of Gen Zers plan to join the Great Resignation this year, survey finds
Most Gen Zers plan to quit their job in less than a year, per a new report by Lever. They'd rather …
Hillary Hoffower
3 mins read
Move over, New York and San Francisco, the US's major job hubs are now cities like Charleston and Hilton Head, South Carolina
As people have fled expensive coastal cities for cheaper housing and cost of living in the Sunbelt …
Eliza Relman,Juliana Kaplan
2 mins read
Gen Zers and millennials would take a pay cut to move to a cheaper part of the US
Cost of living has Americans itching to move to cheaper locales. Men mostly want to go to Miami, an…