The latest Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey showed the share of workers quitting jobs ticked down from the historic highs earlier this year.
An era of workforce turnover can open new opportunities for both employers and workers, says management consultant Keith Ferrazzi.
Some drivers are retiring, others are going to work for commercial delivery services.
When the pandemic forced schools to close, Michael Cochran left his job to take on more childcare responsibilities at home.
Marketplace’s senior economics contributor Chris Farrell examines whether or not early retirees are likely to return to the labor force.
The upside of CEO turnover, however, is that more people are getting opportunities to move up.
Exploring the pandemic’s toll on health care workers.
While openings are more abundant lately, consultant Amii Barnard-Bahn argues for improving the terms of your job rather than leaving it.
The hours are better, there are paid sick and vacation days, and there’s health insurance.
Jobs survey data from the hiring website LinkedIn shows many feel now is the best time to make that career change
