23 Mar, 2026
Fewer US workers quitting jobs, stifling wage growth and bargaining power
By Brian Scheid
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23 Mar, 2026
By Brian Scheid
A key barometer of worker confidence has remained at the lowest levels for the longest stretch in over a decade, underpinning widespread and growing weakness in the current domestic labor market.
The quits rate for all nonfarm jobs, which measures voluntary job separations as a percentage of total employment, has ...[end of article preview]
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