At its core, job hugging means staying in a role even when it no longer feels like a great fit. The reasons vary. For some, it is financial security and for others, it is loyalty to a team or fear of ...

Americans go for it, but beware of the "wandering hand-hugger." May 12, 2014— -- Americans are known worldwide for their enthusiastic hugs, and now the Chinese are emulating the physical warmth ...

A nonprofit is using cow-hugging therapy to help people cope with stress. A California-based nonprofit is using cow-hugging therapy to help people cope with stress. Animals are candid, loyal ...

45% of US workers are job hugging – i.e., staying in place – due to fears about AI and the economy. 69% are taking on more work. 62% are working longer hours. These are just some of the findings in a ...

The pandemic era’s “great resignation” has morphed into desperate “job hugging” — with workers clinging to their positions at levels not seen in nearly a decade, according to the latest data. The ...

Do you remember the old Bob Newhart sketch where he’s a therapist who says he can fix any problem in under five minutes? And so when the patient tells him her problems (fear of being buried alive in a ...

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Remember the heady, indeed headache-y Great Resignation of 2021-2023, when the post-pandemic abundance of job openings and rising wages led workers to swap employers at dizzying paces? Job hugging is ...