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Jun 11, 2026
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Canada’s job market sees sharp decline in ‘quick quitting’ as new hires opt to stick around
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Canada’s job market sees sharp decline in ‘quick quitting’ as new hires opt to stick around
VANMALA SUBRAMANIAM
FUTURE OF WORK REPORTER
PUBLISHED JUNE 11, 2026
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Pedestrians walk in Toronto's Financial District. Compared to several years ago, fewer workers are leaving their jobs during their first 12 months of employment, an Indeed Canada report found.
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