Study Reveals Motivations for Job Seeking in US and Europe

A European Central Bank study indicates that 19% of Americans with jobs are actively seeking new ones, compared to 13% of Europeans, with higher pay driving US workers and fear of job loss motivating Europeans.

8 Aug, 03:30 — 8 Aug, 03:30

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EL PAISMostly Factual7h ago

What drives workers to look for another job? Higher pay in the US and fear of getting fired in Europe

A study by the European Central Bank shows only 13% of Europeans who already have a job are actively looking for another one, compared with 19% of Americans

By Raquel Cortés Pascual

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Study Reveals Motivations for Job Seeking in US and Europe

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What drives workers to look for another job? Higher pay in the US and fear of getting fired in Europe

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