Instead of job hopping, workers are now 'job hugging' for dear life

Source: Business Insider

Workers are being forced to decide whether to return to the office or quit their jobs. Oli Scarff/Getty ImagesWorkers are now "job hugging" for "dear life," according to consulting firm Korn Ferry. The worker quit rate is hovering at around 2% in 2025, and job growth is showing signs of slowing.

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