Quarter of Workers Unhappy in Their Jobs as One in Ten Plan to Quit This Month

Quarter of workers unhappy in their jobs as one in ten plan to quit this month

A quarter of workers say their jobs make them unhappy, with one in ten planning to hand in their notices this month.

Quarter of British workers say their job makes them unhappy

One in ten employees plan to hand in their notice this month, according to a new survey, as concerns grow about low UK productivity

A quarter of British workers say their job makes them unhappy as quit intentions rise – Your Capital Minds

Nearly a quarter of British workers say their job is actively making them unhappy, with one in ten planning to resign this month, according to new research that will intensify concerns about productivity, retention and morale across the UK workforce. The survey, conducted by international education group ACS, found that 9 per cent of employees expect to hand in their notice in January alone, with more than a third of those planning to quit inten…

A quarter of British workers say their job makes them unhappy as quit intentions rise

Nearly a quarter of British workers say their job is actively making them unhappy, with one in ten planning to resign this month, according to new research that will intensify concerns about productivity, retention and morale across the UK workforce. The survey, conducted by international education group ACS, found that 9 per cent of employees expect to hand in their notice in January alone, with more than a third of those planning to quit inten…

Bosses facing mass exodus as January blues bite hard - DecisionMarketing

British bosses are bracing themselves for a serious bout of January blues among the workforce, with as many as a quarter of UK workers claiming their their job makes them unhappy, and 41% saying they plan a career overhaul this year. While one in ten (9%) claim they plan to tell their boss “to stick it” this year, the majority (37%) say they will bite the bullet on the first day back, which in many cases is today (January 5). Meanwhile, more tha…

The January Quit: Britain’s Career Reset Begins

There’s something about early January that makes a workplace feel like a theatre after the interval: the lights come up, everyone’s pretending they enjoyed the first half, and a few brave souls are already halfway down the aisle. A new nationwide survey suggests the great British career rethink is real—and Monday 5 January is shaping up as the day many workers are most likely to make their exit. Research commissioned by international schools gro…