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Was 2022 the year of quiet quitting?

In July, a seventeen second TikTok video introducing the concept of Quiet Quitting went viral. The Creator Zaidleppelin said “it is not about outright quitting your job but quitting the idea of going above and beyond at work.” The idea of doing the absolute bare minimum in your job struck a chord with the public. A recent report by YorkTest found that following the video, Google searches for the term ‘quiet quitting’ increased 18,000% So is quiet quitting a real phenomenon? Guests: Kate Magee Editor of Management Today Cary Cooper Professor of Organisational Psychology, University of Manchester Chris Neville Secretary of Bury Trades Council and a union member

Picture This: Brussels Attacks Anniversary

Picture This: Brussels Attacks Anniversary

The Newsmakers: America's Anti-Terror Strategy

The Newsmakers: America's Anti-Terror Strategy

The Newsmakers: America's Anti-Terror Strategy and Australia Redefining Racism

The Newsmakers: America's Anti-Terror Strategy and Australia Redefining Racism

Showcase: 'I Am Not Madame Bovary'

Showcase: 'I Am Not Madame Bovary'

Just 2 Degrees: Storms slam California, Italian climate group hits the Senate

Just 2 Degrees: Storms slam California, Italian climate group hits the Senate

From Burek to Baklava: Has Balkan Cuisine Added New Flavors to Its Ottoman Roots?

From Burek to Baklava: Has Balkan Cuisine Added New Flavors to Its Ottoman Roots?

Russia, Armenia Trade Rare Public Barbs As Tensions Grow

Russia, Armenia Trade Rare Public Barbs As Tensions Grow

Andrew Tate in jail. What's really happening in Romania?

Andrew Tate in jail. What's really happening in Romania?

Africa Matters: Tigray Peace Deal

Africa Matters: Tigray Peace Deal

Biden faces backlash over classified document scandal

Biden faces backlash over classified document scandal

Strict UK online rules could jail tech CEOs

Strict UK online rules could jail tech CEOs

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