US EditionFewer workers quitting to job hunt, but career gaps due to health and family are rising - Talent Canada
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Fewer workers quitting to job hunt, but career gaps due to health and family are rising - Talent Canada
New data from MyPerfectResume, a leading career service platform, reveals that workers in 2025 are significantly less likely to quit their jobs to search for new opportunities compared to 2024. However, employment gaps caused by medical issues and family responsibilities are increasing, highlighting shifting priorities among job seekers. Based on an analysis of 33,000 cover letters in the MyPerfectResume database created between January and Febr…
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