In what's being called the 'Great Resignation,' a record number of job openings has given workers the upper hand.
Of those contemplating quitting, most cited wanting to work from home and feeling burned out or underpaid, MagnifyMoney found. The site polled more than 1,000 adults in July.
"Either they're unfulfilled from their jobs or their priorities have changed," said Maria Reitan, founder and head coach atA separate report by jobs site Monster.com found that as many as 95% of workers would consider a job change, and 92% are even willing to switch industries to find the right position.
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