Hawaii might be primed to see the highest number of workers quitting their jobs in 2024.
A new study from AI productivity platform Plus Docs revealed Hawaii employees were 79 percent more likely to quit their jobs than the national average.
This was based on Google keyword data, encompassing phrases like “I want to leave my job,” and “signs you should quit,” across the country.
Residents in Hawaii searched for these types of keywords 288 times per month per 100,000 people, which was nearly 100 percent higher than the average.
For many who search these keywords, though, it might reflect a larger desire to leave their current job rather than any actual plans, said Alex Beene, a financial literacy instructor …