The trend comes as employee engagement continues to decline.
The Pennsylvania Conference for Women returns virtually on November 10th to help women navigate the new world of work. This event offers a day to be inspired, network, and learn practical skills to help you advance your career.
Young professionals are 'quiet quitting' their jobs and some said they are doing the minimum required at their jobs so they can focus on outside activities and family.
"Employees are definitely looking for a different work experience. After COVID, they want to find work that is more family-friendly, work that is more flexible," said State Representative Donna Bullock, chair of the Pennsylvania Legislative Black Caucus.
You can't be what you can't see and in a hospitality industry dominated by men, two women in Philadelphia are shattering the ceiling with both the first in their respective posts at the Four Seasons Hotel.
They offer an affordable way to rent a bright, modern workspace in South Philadelphia to fill the work-from-home needs during the pandemic.