Economy

A time to quit

By Timothy P. Carney
Published January 14, 2022 4:00am ET
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A time to quit
“WE ALL QUIT,” blared the letter-board sign at a Burger King in Lincoln, Nebraska, last summer. “SORRY FOR THE INCONVENIENCE.” Things have only gotten quittier since then. More than 4.5 million people quit their jobs in November, which is the highest month on record in the United States. It’s also a third higher than the […]

“WE ALL QUIT,” blared the letter-board sign at a Burger King in Lincoln, Nebraska, last summer. “SORRY FOR THE INCONVENIENCE.”

Things have only gotten quittier since then.

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