A new survey has revealed that over a third of Brits are looking for a new job role due to financial pressures caused by the cost of living crisis.
The Forbes Advisor research shows that 35% of British workers are actively seeking new work just so they can earn more.
Kevin Pratt, business expert at Forbes Advisor, explained, “There has been a long-term trend away from the ‘job for life’ culture that characterised the workplace for previous generations, and this has been given fresh impetus by the cost-of-living crisis. With household budgets under severe pressure, it looks like many people are prioritising securing a higher income above all else.
“If we go back 20 or 30 years, employers would look for a period of employment consolidation when examining a CV – evidence that a candidate was able to commit to a particular challenge for a number of years.
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Email Jaime“But society has changed. It is now widely accepted that people will move around much more frequently in search of a bigger pay cheque.
“A volatile workplace is no bad thing – it means people are willing and able to change according to variances in demand. Take the inexorable rise of the IT sector in general and AI in particular.
“These will provide many well-paid jobs in the coming months and years, and happily there are likely to be people who will want and be able to grasp the opportunities that arise.”
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