In this day and age, not only businesses but even individuals maintain an agile mentality. People want to grow and develop while being happy, comfortable, and satisfied, and if your employees do not find that in the workplace, they will jump ship and go look for the full package elsewhere.

 

There are many reasons why employees quit their jobs, but some of the most common ones include lack of growth opportunities, low pay or benefits, poor management, a toxic work environment, and feeling undervalued or unappreciated.

 

In this article, we gathered the most frequent reasons that could push your employees to decide between leaving to another employer. We will also tackle the precautions you can take to avoid a high turnover rate.

 

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Most of the employees who decide to leave their jobs make the decision due to mental health-driven factors, like stress, depression, overthinking, and anxiety. These factors can significantly affect your employees’ work-life balance, and accordingly, impact their work performance and overall well-being.

 

When an employee is surrounded by a stress-inducing work environment, it affects their ability to concentrate, stay motivated, and be productive at work. Additionally, if their employer is not supportive or accommodating of their mental health needs, they may feel undervalued, unappreciated, or even discriminated against. In such cases, employees choose to quit their jobs to prioritize their mental health and find a more supportive work environment.