Flexible quitting lets employees reduce hours, shift roles, or take extended breaks instead of leaving entirely. It’s used by companies retaining talent during life changes—like parenting, education, or health issues. Both workers and employers benefit: staff keep income and benefits, while businesses preserve expertise, reduce turnover costs, and maintain a loyal, adaptable workforce.
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