2023-12-11 18:21:45
Job resignations in Florida increased at the fastest rate in the United States, making it the state where resignation rates are rising the fastest.
The specialists of ResumeBlaze conducted an analysis of data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics and found that resignation rates have increased 7.41% in Florida between September 2022 and September 2023, the largest increase of any state in the United States.
Florida is followed only by Louisiana and Texas, which ranked second and third respectively, with dropout rates increasing more than 3% in each state.
“Across the United States, dropout rates fell 11.54% between September 2022 and September 2023, from 2.6 to 2.3. This means that approximately one in every 43 employed people quit their job during September 2023. Only three states experienced increasing resignation rates year over year, and 48 states had a lower resignation rate than the same time last year. , reads the company statement.
In fact, the analysis showed that, between September 2022 and September 2023, the rate of job resignations increased from 2.7 to 2.9, a slope of 7.41%. During September 2023, regarding 281,000 workers quit their jobs statewide, an increase from the 261,000 employees who left their jobs during the same month in 2022.
Louisiana has the second-fastest growing dropout rate in the country. While around 60,000 workers quit their jobs in September 2022, the number increased to 66,000 in September 2023. These figures caused the resignation rate to increase from 3.1 to 3.3, representing a slope of 6.45 %.
With dropout rates increasing by more than 3%, Texas was the third and final state to have a higher dropout rate year over year.
The resignation rate stood at 2.7 in September 2022, and 369,000 workers left their jobs during this month. During the same month in 2023, the rate had increased to 2.8, an increase of 3.7%. In the month of September 2023, 396,000 workers resigned, and one in every 35 employees in the state left their job during this month.
According to ResumeBlaze, states across the country have seen significant drops in job resignations from September 2022 to September 2023.
Commenting on the research, Darren Shafae, founder and lead developer of ResumeBlaze, said: “It is promising to see attrition levels falling at interesting rates across the country, with only three states experiencing a higher attrition rate than at the same time in the year. last year”.
“As Americans increasingly settle into new careers and employers remain flexible with remote work options, it is interesting to see attrition rates return to pre-pandemic levels as the labor market continues cooling throughout the country,” he added.
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