Nationwide, 1 in 3 wants to quit. In Wisconsin, half do.
In the autumn of 2021, Kimberly Kane saw a dramatic data point: One in three women had considered leaving the workforce or cutting back on their careers.
That was from a national survey, but there were no state-specific numbers. Kane wanted to know if Wisconsin working women were feeling the same way, so her consulting firm commissioned a survey of its own. The results were stunning.
The Wisconsin women didn’t just follow the national trend — they exceeded it: Half of the women surveyed who hadn’t already quit said they had seriously considered leaving their current jobs...
That was from a national survey, but there were no state-specific numbers. Kane wanted to know if Wisconsin working women were feeling the same way, so her consulting firm commissioned a survey of its own. The results were stunning.
The Wisconsin women didn’t just follow the national trend — they exceeded it: Half of the women surveyed who hadn’t already quit said they had seriously considered leaving their current jobs...
Kane’s report was prompted by the 2021 report on women in the workplace from McKinsey & Co., which found one in three women had considered considering leaving or cutting back...
Ken Notes: Both of these reports are good to have on file!
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