25 percent of all U.S workers quit their jobs this year here are their stories.

[TELL ME YA CHEESIN FAM?]

Heh good for them I guess
When I'm ready to quit my job, I'm retiring and moving to Africa or South America

 

[Payday23]

Eh. Doesn't seem like a problem.

The younger generation is the majority of the workforce and we know that sticking with a company for 20 years has no benefit.

It's changing times is all...blame the disappearance of Pensions, I guess

I don't blame them one bit given companies can fire you for any reason.

 

[No1]

Eh. Doesn't seem like a problem.

The younger generation is the majority of the workforce and we know that sticking with a company for 20 years has no benefit.

It's changing times is all...blame the disappearance of Pensions, I guess

We’re not actually the majority. We had just crossed that threshold pre-pandemic. Not sure if we’ve gotten back to that number. But yeah it’s because young people have no intention of staying at any job past like two years. And because we are all doing it - employers have no choice.

 

[NaijaProdigy Redux]

Service industry is outdated in the US.

Why the hell did the first guy add a baby to an already dire situation?

 

[CrimsonTider]

Service industry is outdated in the US.

Why the hell did the first guy add a baby to an already dire situation?

You ever had good p*ssy?