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Job expansion | Could THIS be the problem behind the Great Resignation?

Could THIS be the problem behind the Great Resignation?
Could THIS be the problem behind the Great Resignation?

In this myGrapevine+ exclusive article, we look at how 'job expansion' could be part of the cause of the Great Resignation. It includes:

  • Statistics showing that workers feel more over-loaded and burnt-out than ever

  • How job expansion has become the norm

  • Why there's an economic as well as a moral case for not overworking employees.

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