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    The Daily

    The Great Resignation is Over

    Over the past two years, tens of millions of Americans have quit their jobs. Now, that seems to be ending.

    By Natalie Kitroeff, Shannon Lin, Carlos Prieto, Michael Simon Johnson, Lisa Chow, Marc Georges, Marion Lozano and Alyssa Moxley

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    Economy

    The ‘Great Resignation’ Is Over. Can Workers’ Power Endure?

    The furious pace of job-switching in recent years has led to big gains for low-wage workers. But the pendulum could be swinging back toward employers.

    By Ben Casselman

    PRINT EDITIONAs Great Resignation Ends, Can Workers Retain Clout?|July 7, 2023, Page B1
    Aubrey Moya left her job waiting tables last year to start a photography business. Now she is finding a decline in demand.
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    Podcasts

    Today’s Top News: The End of the ‘Great Resignation,’ and More

    Exclusively from New York Times Audio, our new app.

    By New York Times Audio

    The wave of job turnover that came about in relation to the coronavirus pandemic was a rare moment of worker power in the American economy. Now, that has started to shift.
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    U.S.

    Read Claudine Gay’s resignation letter.

    Gay resigned as Harvard’s president on Tuesday after a new round of plagiarism accusations.

    By The New York Times

    The Harvard campus last month.

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    Media

    NPR Editor Who Accused Broadcaster of Liberal Bias Resigns

    Uri Berliner, who has worked at NPR for 25 years, said in an essay last week that the nonprofit had allowed progressive bias to taint its coverage.

    By Benjamin Mullin

    PRINT EDITIONEditor Whose Essay Accused NPR of Liberal Bias Resigns|April 18, 2024, Page B4
    Uri Berliner said in a social media post on Wednesday that he was resigning because of criticism from the network’s chief executive, Katherine Maher.
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    New York

    Testifying in Congress can be a minefield. So why do it?

    Columbia University’s president declined a congressional call to testify about her handling of antisemitism on campus — and dodged a firestorm that cost one of her colleagues her job.

    By Annie Karni

    From left, Claudine Gay, president of Harvard University; M. Elizabeth Magill, president of Penn; Pamela Nadell, a professor at American University; and Sally Kornbluth, president of M.I.T., at a congressional hearing in December.
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    Opinion

    What Ever Happened to the Great Resignation?

    The past few months of data have pretty much destroyed this employment narrative.

    By Paul Krugman

    PRINT EDITIONThe Myth of the Great Resignation|April 10, 2022, Page SR3
    A job fair in Holmdel, N.J.
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    Opinion

    Is the Great Resignation Overblown?

    There’s evidence that rates of job quitting were higher in the past.

    By Peter Coy

    PRINT EDITIONJanuary 28, 2022, Page A20
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    Opinion

    Could the Great Resignation Help Workers? Take a Look at History.

    French history offers hopeful lessons.

    By Abigail Susik

    PRINT EDITIONCould the Great Resignation Help Workers? Look at History.|December 16, 2021, Page A26
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    Opinion

    The Fallout From a Resignation at Harvard

    Readers weigh in on Claudine Gay’s resignation as Harvard’s president. Also: Migrants in New York City; how to respond when attacked by Donald Trump.

    PRINT EDITIONJanuary 4, 2024, Page A19
    Harvard’s president, Claudine Gay, resigned on Tuesday after criticism of her response to antisemitism and allegations of plagiarism.
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