40 million workers left their jobs last year. And some 436 thousand of those workers were right here in Utah. But they're not staying unemployed, they're getting better paying jobs. and The Great resignation isn't over. Supply & demand proves it 1 1/2 jobs available for each unemployed person.  Mark Knold, Chief Economist with Department of Workforce Services

40 million workers left their jobs last year. And some 436 thousand of those workers were right here in Utah. But they're not staying unemployed, they're getting better paying jobs. and The Great resignation isn't over. Supply & demand proves it 1 1/2 jobs available for each unemployed person. Mark Knold, Chief Economist with Department of Workforce Services

40 million workers left their jobs last year. And some 436 thousand of those workers were right here in Utah. But they're not staying unemployed, they're getting better paying jobs. and The Great resignation isn't over. Supply &amp; demand proves it 1 1/2 jobs available for each unemployed person.  Mark Knold, Chief Economist with Department of Workforce Services

The Great Resignation

<p>Debbie Dujanovic airs weekday mornings on KSL NewsRadio in Salt Lake City.&nbsp;</p>

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