Fortune Magazine - The Great Resignation or The Great Reshuffling

Fortune Magazine writer Megan Leonhardt who covers the intersection of policy and finance, joins Rob and Rory in this action-packed current events interview. In this episode, Megan talks about why "The Great Resignation” could be characterized as “The Great Reshuffling" as she discusses what happened with the 4.5 million Americans who walked off the job in November. They discuss the growing inflationary problem, why you shouldn’t buy a car, and how buying veggies can help curb the effects of high prices. Learn why 55% of the people blame the government for the supply chain crunch and why 4.8 million cases of parent worker burnout could have been preventable. Check out this episode to get the latest on the US economy, job market, and much more!

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Fortune Articles by Megan Leonhardt:

The Great Resignation rages on as a record 4.5 million Americans quit/ 1/04/22

77% of workers say they’re returning to the office in January— and more than half are looking forward to it 12/8/21

4.8 million cases of workplace burnout among U.S. parents could have been avoided, report finds 12/2/21

55% of people blame the government for the supply chain crunch. But what’s actually behind the slowdown? 12/16/21

Here’s what 8 financial planners say you should do with your money during inflation

12/13/21