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  • March's quit rate was 2.5%, less than the 2.9% a year prior; and monthly job openings are shrinking.
  • It may be accurate to say the quitting situation is evolving into the "Big Stay," per ADP's chief economist. 
  • Another economist called what's happening as "The Labor Market's Settling Down Period."

The Great Resignation is winding down, according to ADP's chief economist Nela Richardson.

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The Great Resignation is giving way to the 'Big Stay' as job-hopping slows down