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The Great Resignation wave is ending, with power shift from workers to bosses
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Workers are more likely to think about staying than leaving their jobs now, compared with in 2022.
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SINGAPORE – A year after acute talent shortages let workers call the shots over job picks, salaries and working conditions, power has trickled back to bosses – just not totally.
A survey by Milieu Insight for The Straits Times shows that 68 per cent of Singaporean workers are more likely to stay put in their jobs, a sharp reversal from 2022, when multiple surveys showed a majority of local workers – some as high as seven in 10 – planned to quit work within six months.
