Despite labor market tightening over the past year, making job switching more challenging for workers, a troublesome turnover trend is spreading that employers should be aware of—and take steps to ...

Ever since the term “quiet quitting” emerged during the Great Resignation, it is often used to describe employees who fulfill only their fundamental duties without exceeding expectations. In other ...

They’re ready to split out of spite. Disgruntled Gen Z employees aren’t getting mad. They’re not even getting even. The ticked-off twenty-somethings are, instead, vengefully getting the hell out of ...

Best friends — but not necessarily forever. Gen Z workers made waves two years ago by quiet quitting their jobs — a clever term for doing the bare minimum to get by, also known as acting your wage.

The wave of "quiet quitting" sweeping workplaces isn't about laziness or disengagement, but the result of a deeper psychological shift: a perceived lack of control. That's the conclusion of a new ...