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Idaho, Utah Workers Led U.S. in Quitting Jobs, While New Yorkers Largely Stayed Put
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A robust labor market gave Americans confidence to quit their jobs last year, especially in some Western states.
Workers voluntarily left their jobs 4.2 million times each month, on average, in 2022, up about 20% from 2019, before the pandemic took hold in the U.S. But workers weren’t equally confident about their prospects for quickly finding new employment across the country.
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Idaho, Utah Workers Led U.S. in Quitting Jobs, While New Yorkers Largely Stayed Put wsj.com /1 year ago
Idaho, Utah Workers Led U.S. in Quitting Jobs, While New Yorkers Largely Stayed Put wsj.com /1 year ago
Idaho, Utah Workers Led U.S. in Quitting Jobs, While New Yorkers Largely Stayed Put wsj.com /1 year ago
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