The financial implications of burnout, the Great Resignation and rage-quitting

By the summer of 2021, in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, millions of employees walked away from their jobs in what quickly became known as the Great Resignation. Feelings of burnout were listed among the leading reasons for this trend and many employees even found themselves quitting suddenly and angrily aka rage-quitting.

In episode 26 of the rich & REGULAR podcast, we discussed this trend and the financial implications to include impact on income, gaps in health insurance coverage and retirement planning.

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