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Survey: Most Workers Plan to Seek New Jobs in 2013
Philadelphia — Nov. 27
For the fourth year in a row, most workers are expressing their intention to seek new employment elsewhere, according to a new poll of more than 700 U.S. employees by Right Management, the talent and career management arm of ManpowerGroup.Eighty-six percent of the employees polled in the survey said they plan to actively look for a new position in 2013; another 8 percent said they may do so and are already networking. Only 5 percent intend to stay in their current position, according to the survey.The new findings are similar to those of the past two years.Source: Right ManagementRelated Articles
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