Quiet quitting on the rise in S’pore


Losing interest: A lack of personal time are among the causes why some employees choose to quiet quit. — Bloomberg

When she found out that her peers were earning “a lot more money” than her despite both parties doing the same amount of work, Nancy (not her real name) opted for something many working adults in Singapore have done – she quiet quit.

The teacher in her late 20s said that she had given up on planning exciting lessons for her students.

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