Settling for Less: the Tradeoffs of Job Hopping
More workers have accepted a smaller paycheck when changing jobs — and the trend predates the pandemic.
More workers have accepted a smaller paycheck when changing jobs — and the trend predates the pandemic.
October’s exceptionally weak U.S. Jobs Report was among the strangest in recent memory, due in part to extreme weather. The number of people saying they had a job but could not work due to bad weather was easily a record high, more than double the previous record.
The announcement addresses the rights of key groups (including workers, consumers, patients, and students), the assurance of responsible government use of AI, and upholding equity and civil rights.
The lowering of college degree requirements in job postings reflects a changing mindset in the job market. While it presents new opportunities for job seekers and promotes inclusivity, challenges remain.