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By Julia CarpenterUpdated April 27, 2023 10:11 am ET The pay bump workers get for switching jobs is shrinking. Job seekers had the leverage to demand bigger pay raises during last year’s red-hot job market, as companies competed to attract and retain talent. Switching jobs might still earn workers a raise, just a smaller one. Some workers worry they have missed the window to capitalize on the leverage employees once had over employers, while others are choosing to prioritize stability as employers gear up for an economic slowdown. What's News West Looks at China’s Potential Role in Ending Ukraine War 9 hours ago  Banks Are in the Grips of Investor Crisis of Confidence18 hours ago  Investors Flock to Safety Plays, but Stock ‘FOMO’ Lingers18 hours ago What's NewsWest Looks at China’s Potential Role in Ending Ukraine War 9 hours ago Banks Are in the Grips of Investor Crisis of Confidence18 hours ago Investors Flock to Safety Plays, but Stock ‘FOMO’ Lingers18 hours ago  U.S. Think Tank Reports Spurred China to Restrict Data16 hours ago  U.S. Sanctions Drive Chinese Firms to Advance AI Without Latest Chips14 hours ago  Buffett and Munger on Success, Toxicity and Elon Musk10 hours ago  Tech Workers Aren’t as Rich as They Used to Be18 hours ago  Prince Harry Sidelined at Coronation of King Charles18 hours ago  Eight People Fatally Struck by Vehicle Outside Texas Homeless Shelter Housing Migrants1 hour ago Copyright ©2023 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 87990cbe856818d5eddac44c7b1cdeb8  Continue reading your article witha WSJ subscription Subscribe NowAlready a subscriber? Sign In |
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