You’ve probably heard of 'quiet quitting', where workers fulfil their job requirements but have mentally ‘checked out’, and you might have even heard of 'quiet firing', when managers purposefully fail to provide coaching and career development in hopes an employee will leave. But there is a new trend emerging in the workplace.
'Quiet cutting' is characterised by employers reassigning workers to a new role – employees might receive an email saying their current role has been axed, but they have not been fired.
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