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Money matters | Would YOU take a pay cut to be happier at work?

Would YOU take a pay cut to be happier at work?
Would YOU take a pay cut to be happier at work?

In this myGrapevine+ exclusive article, we look at research suggesting employees would take a pay cut to be happier at work. It includes:

  • Insight into the MIT Sloan Management research which found workers would take a 10.5% pay cut for work that made them happier

  • How this chimes with recent research into Gen Z worker expectations

  • Analysis into how this might play out for employers in the current economic environment, with the cost-of-living crisis in full swing.

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