More than half of professionals plan job move before year-end – Robert Half
The survey found that 35% intend to start searching, while 18% were already looking for a new role.
More than half of UK professionals plan to look for a new job before the end of the year, research from Robert Half found.
The survey found that 35% intend to start searching, while 18% were already looking for a new role.
A better work-life balance or more manageable workload was the main reason for considering a move, cited by 38%.
Limited career progression was cited by 35%, while 34% wanted better benefits and perks.
29% felt underpaid, 28% wanted more access to remote working and 22% were concerned about job security.
Job security remained a priority, with 53% saying it was extremely important when making career decisions and 39% describing it as very important.
Among those not planning to leave, 49% felt fulfilled in their current job and the same proportion cited workplace flexibility as a reason for staying.
Matt Weston, senior managing director, UK and Ireland at Robert Half, said: “The labour market remains active, but professionals are becoming increasingly selective about the opportunities they pursue.
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