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VIDEO INSIGHT | Should HR be concerned about 'quiet quitting'?

Should HR be concerned about 'quiet quitting'?

 

Ever since the pandemic, there have been a whole host of cliché terms that have come into the lexicon of HR and business leaders. Terms such as 'the new normal', 'unprecedented times', and the Great Resignation. Now there is a new term that can be added to that list: ‘quiet quitting.’

What is quiet quitting and is it something HR and business leaders should be concerned about? In this video, Erik Niewiarowski, Head of Video Content & Social Media, breaks down what quiet quitting involves and when HR should take action.

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