And by now, you've probably heard this moment being called the great resignation.
A year and a half into the pandemic, the number of people in the U.S. WATERS: That's not a great policy at any time, but especially in the middle of a public health emergency to just let your employees come in without medical care, it made me feel like an absolute tool.ĬORNISH: She drove out of the parking lot, and she did not look back.
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And on top of all that, she had to work a full year before qualifying for health benefits.
The days would blur together.ĬORNISH: Waters has spent her days stocking freezers for $10.25 an hour, but she says customers and management didn't treat her like a human being. WATERS: I couldn't walk into such a dehumanizing, toxic place where we're all sort of just, like, walking past each other, not even saying hi. WATERS: And I was sitting in the parking lot, and I just decided, I can't walk in there I just cannot do it.ĬORNISH: Mary Waters (ph) had pulled up in front of a grocery store where she worked in St.
I sat in the parking lot, and I tried to will myself to go in, and it wasn't happening.ĬORNISH: All right, so imagine it's a Saturday morning this past June. Honestly, who among us has not thought about quitting our jobs? You know, the old joke about winning the lottery and getting to say, so long, suckers? Thing is, actually willing yourself to take the plunge - well, that's a lot harder than you think.
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