David Adams Jan. 13, 2022, 4:26 PM Getty Images Almost three in five Australian workers are considering a job change in the coming months, new LinkedIn data suggests. The data, collected before Christmas, shows high levels of workplace confidence. But public-facing sectors recorded the lowest confidence levels, which may have deteriorated further since. Visit Business Insider Australia’s homepage for more stories. Almost three in five Australian workers are considering a job change in the coming months, new LinkedIn data shows, but the harshest impacts of the COVID-19 Omicron variant are likely to have dampened that workplace optimism. Fresh data from the employment portal, collected between December 10-20, found 58% of survey respondents were actively considering a job change in 2022. That data was backed by data suggesting 91% of respondents felt confident in their current role — which LinkedIn believes could encourage workers to seek new positions for higher compensation or greater career potential. The finance sector topped LinkedIn’s ranking of professions most likely to seek a new role, with 71% of respondents indicating they would consider a fresh start over the coming months. Such optimism may have been a by-product of a high level of job vacancies leading to…
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Nearly 3 in 5 workers are planning a job change in 2022, LinkedIn says – Business Insider Australia
