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  33% of women quit or considered quitting their jobs in past year - CNBC survey
  

  
  

  Half of those who said they left their jobs said they did so for better work-life balance. Half also said stress. Half also said for more money. Leaving and taking another job seems to be better than pushing for a raise.
  

  
  

  

  
  

  VP (execs) level job women have left in record numbers.
  

  
  

  About 25% of women said they 'wouldn't work in a state that bans abortion.' Overturn of RvWade happened recently.
  
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  <div>33% of women quit or considered quitting their jobs in past year - CNBC survey<br></div><div><br></div><div>Half of those who said they left their jobs said they did so for better work-life balance. Half also said stress. Half also said for more money. Leaving and taking another job seems to be better than pushing for a raise. <br></div><div><br></div><div><img src="/assets/post_imgs/1677705404_Screenshot_2023-03-01_16-16-32.png" class="appended-img"></div><div><br></div><div>VP (execs) level job women have left in record numbers.<br></div><div><br></div><div>About 25% of women said they 'wouldn't work in a state that bans abortion.' Overturn of RvWade happened recently. <br></div>

  33% of women quit or considered quitting their jobs in past year - CNBC survey
  

  
  

  Half of those who said they left their jobs said they did so for better work-life balance. Half also said stress. Half also said for more money. Leaving and taking another job seems to be better than pushing for a raise.
  

  
  

  

  
  

  VP (execs) level job women have left in record numbers.
  

  
  

  About 25% of women said they 'wouldn't work in a state that bans abortion.' Overturn of RvWade happened recently.
  

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