Gallup Survey Says 1 in 4 US Employees Lack Advancement Opportunities at Their Jobs

Gallup survey says 1 in 4 US employees lack advancement opportunities at their jobs

A recent Gallup survey highlights a troubling trend: more than 60% of American workers say they lack a quality job. Experts emphasize that advancement and learning on the job are key to employee satisfaction and retention — yet access to those opportunities remains unequal, especially in smaller organizations.

60% of U.S. workers don't have a 'quality job,' according to new research: The results are 'sobering'

Most workers don’t have a quality job that provides financial wellbeing, a safe workplace, autonomy, decision-making power and opportunities to advance.

Majority Of Americans Lack Quality Jobs, Report Finds

As the labor market continues to cool, only 40% of U.S. workers report they hold good jobs.

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Accounting for such metrics as schedule stability, advancement opportunities, and influence at work, few people have trades or careers that meet all their needs, a Gallup survey found.

Gen Z's misery is real: Most workers in this economy lack a voice and are stuck in low-quality jobs, a massive Gates-backed study finds

Most U.S. workers are employed in jobs that do not meet basic standards for quality, according to a landmark study released today that was backed by, among others, the Gates Foundation. Gallup’s American Job Quality Study (AJQS), which surveyed more than 18,000 workers across the nation, concludes that just 40% of working Americans hold “quality jobs”—roles that offer fair pay, stability, respect, opportunities for growth, and a voice in how the…