Nearly half a million women left the workforce last year. A new national survey sheds light on why.

Proponents have commandeered the phrase “act your wage” to encourage workers to do just what they are paid to in an attempt at setting boundaries at work. Company executives and some careers experts ...

As “quiet quitters” defend their choice to take a step back from work, company executives and workplace experts argue that ...

About 330,000 women aged 20 and over have left the U.S. workforce since the beginning of 2025, even as over 103,000 men have joined the workforce, new data show. The gender-skewed trend has concerned ...

It is as if it was only yesterday that the phrase “quiet quitting” burst into existence overnight, showing up in my social media stream and being the buzzword at coffee breaks with buddies or even ...

When Paige West decided to scale back the amount of effort she was putting into her corporate job, she joined a growing workplace trend known as "quiet quitting." "When I was quiet quitting, I didn't ...

Mom-of-two Meghan grappled for months with the decision to leave her job as a nurse to stay at home to raise her one and four-year-old. After the birth of her second child last year, the 33-year-old ...

If the Great Resignation was about reclaiming personal priorities and quiet quitting focused on emotional disengagement, ...

Sarah Chavarria walked into a meeting with her board of directors, sat down and said: “We need to talk about menopause.” Never mind that the board was almost all older men at that 2023 meeting, one of ...

Gen X doesn't want to work anymore, and it's not because they're lazy. Burnout, financial pressure, and caregiving stress are among the most obvious reasons they feel this way.

Your browser does not support the video element. Your browser does not support the video element. It's time to stop playing into this terrible "quiet quitting" craze ...