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The ongoing resignation of 2021: 5 ways companies can retain talent - Vimarsana News

The ongoing resignation of 2021: 5 ways companies can retain talent

If the wave of resignations continues, it could stand in the way of a company’s growth

BBCNEWS World Business Report December 21, 2021 05:48:00 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS World Business Report December 21, 2021 05:48:00

On dream, i want to be around nature, i want to be around trees, i want to be outdoors but not on top of other people. thank you for sharing your thoughts on the year ahead. it has been interesting. in america, 2021 has been the year of the great resignation. otherwise known as the big quit. millions of americans are leaving theirjobs. over 4 million every month, currently. it seems the pandemic has led many to rethink what they need and want from a job. michelle fleury travelled to kentucky — where people are quitting at a higher rate than in many other states. alex carter hid his breaking ...

Planet Money invents a new term for what's going on in the labor market : Planet Money : NPR - Vimarsana News

Planet Money invents a new term for what's going on in the labor market : Planet Money : NPR

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The Great Resignation: Sorry, I quit! - Vimarsana News

The Great Resignation: Sorry, I quit!

The Great Employee Exodus has become a reality in a post-Covid world where professionals are putting the value of a work-life balance over paychecks and promotions

PPE? Check. Vaccines? Check. Enough Nurses? Check and see. - Vimarsana News

PPE? Check. Vaccines? Check. Enough Nurses? Check and see.

The South Carolina Hospital Association says the state's facilities are prepared for a potential Omicron-led surge, as far as equipment and capacity are concerned. The toll the pandemic is taking on nurses ... that's more troubling.