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26 November 2024

Could Another Great Resignation Be Right Around The Corner?

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Riveron

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Founded in 2006, Riveron professionals simplify and solve complex business problems. We partner with CFOs, private equity firms, and other stakeholders to maximize outcomes.

Riveron teams bring industry perspective and a full suite of solutions focused on the office of the CFO, M&A, and distress.

In 2023, the company was acquired by affiliates of Kohlberg & Company from H.I.G. Capital – which is continuing its partnership with Riveron through a minority investment. Riveron has 18 global offices.

As the pace of technological change increases in our workplaces, employees are struggling with the adoption of new technologies and the constant upskilling needed to keep up.
United States Employment and HR

As the pace of technological change increases in our workplaces, employees are struggling with the adoption of new technologies and the constant upskilling needed to keep up. Productivity improvements driven by new technologies are creating stressful environments where more is expected from everyone without commensurate pay increases.

As a result, it appears that a significant share of Millennials, Gen X, and Gen Z workers are considering plans to resign in greater numbers than in the Great Resignation of 2022. As we head into 2025, how will companies get ahead of another potential looming wave of mass resignations?

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