British workers are increasingly unhappy in their jobs, with almost one in ten planning to quit in January, according to a new survey. Nearly a quarter said their work was making them unhappy, while ...

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There are many reasons why someone might consider quitting their job. Perhaps they want to pursue other career opportunities, take time off to travel or spend time with family, feel unfulfilled or ...

You have a startup idea that won’t leave you alone. You’re working nights, weekends, early mornings. Slack notifications from ...

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Some people absolutely love their jobs and could never dream of quitting them. The environment is conducive to productive work and personal growth, and their colleagues and superiors are supportive ...

My job is burning me out, but I'm scared to leave without a new one. Is quitting without a safety net ever a smart move? — Nina J.T.: This is one of the most common — and most emotionally loaded — ...

I quit my job as a business school professor, and it took years of courage and planning. Even though people close to me advised me against quitting, I am excited to pursue meaningful work. Change can ...

An analysis of search data shows workers in healthcare, education and many corporate fields are desperate to quit their jobs.