The Great Resignation refers to the higher-than-usual number of employees voluntarily leaving their jobs since late 2020 and early 2021, although resignation data show that this phenomenon ...

After three years and plenty of staffing shortages, it seems the so-called Great Resignation is on its way out. The phenomenon first arose as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, when fatigued ...

In the aftermath of the Covid-19 pandemic, many businesses are grappling with high staff turnover, a phenomenon that has been ...

In 2022, at the height of the "great resignation," a record 4.5 million workers each month — about 3% of the U.S. workforce — were quitting their jobs. While some economists have said this ...

Texas A&M psychologist Anthony Klotz is credited with coining the term “The Great Resignation” to describe this conspicuous and perplexing labor shortage. In this Q&A, Lynch School of Education and ...

Even the professor who coined the term “Great Resignation” predicted that it would fizzle out by New Year's Eve 2023. However, new data from LinkedIn and Microsoft shows that they might have ...

In the Great Resignation, longtime employees — the ones who have stuck around through good times and bad — are paying a secret tax for their loyalty. Employees are starting to catch on.

It’s being called The Great Exhaustion – but what has led to this phenomenon and what can we do about it? The Great Resignation was how the end of 2021 was described, as thousands of people ...

Dubbed the Great Resignation, this mass exodus of workers from their positions is directly related to the COVID-19 pandemic, according to some experts. “Everybody put their career plans on hold ...

Many people were in the same boat. Burnout was generally understood to be a leading cause — if not the leading cause — of the Great Resignation, in which nearly 100 million Americans quit ...

Over 69 million Americans voluntarily quit their jobs in 2021. Originally dubbed the Great Resignation, this massive movement of workers has gone through various names, including the more ...