An overwhelming majority (88%) of American workers do not know someone that has “quiet quit” recently, according to a new “Quiet Quitting? Your Co-Workers Know And They Don’t Like It” survey report released today by Employment BOOST, a full-service resume writing, corporate outplacement, and career services company.

An overwhelming majority (88%) of American workers do not know someone that has “quiet quit” recently, according to a new “Quiet Quitting? Your Co-Workers Know And They Don’t Like It” survey report released today by Employment BOOST, a full-service resume writing, corporate outplacement, and career services company.

As the prices of goods and services across the country skyrocket, largely driven by overseas conflict and disruptions to the global supply chain, consumers have become more conservative with their money.

As the prices of goods and services across the country skyrocket, largely driven by overseas conflict and disruptions to the global supply chain, consumers have become more conservative with their money.

64% of US professionals don’t work in a position relevant to their undergraduate degrees. What are the implications for both employees and employers?