Workers cheer up as ‘Big Stay’ replaces ‘Great Resignation’

Employees are starting to see the positives in their current jobs and realise that faraway grass isn't as green as they'd thought
Workers cheer up as ‘Big Stay’ replaces ‘Great Resignation’

Business leaders are doing everything they can to promote work-life balance for staff, a significant benefit to emerge from the Covid-19 pandemic. Irish employers spend an estimated €100 to €200 per employee on wellness initiatives and benefits every year. Picture: iStock

Suzanne Feeney, of recruitment firm Robert Walters, says want-away workers are settling back into their jobs after the disruptive Covid years. She talks to John Daly

Suzanne Feeney, country manager with recruitment firm Robert Walters.
Suzanne Feeney, country manager with recruitment firm Robert Walters.

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