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Nearly Half of U.S. Workers Are 'Career Cushioning', Poll Finds

Original: Nearly Half Of U.S. Workers Are ‘Career Cushioning’, Poll Finds

A new poll found that nearly half of American workers are 'career cushioning' — quietly preparing a backup plan, such as upskilling or networking, in case they lose their current job. The practice reflects lingering insecurity in the U.S. job market, with many employees hedging against layoffs and economic uncertainty rather than relying on employer loyalty.

Why now: Ongoing concerns about layoffs and job security are prompting workers to hedge their careers and media to cover the trend.

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