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新入社員の66.3%が「今の会社で働き続けたい」と回答、勤続意向は過去最高
ALL DIFFERENTの調査によると、2026年入社の新入社員の66.3%が「できれば今の会社で働き続けたい」と回答し、過去最高を記録した。働き続けたい条件の1位は「職場の人間関係が良い」だった。一方、「仕事を通じて成長できる」などの意欲に関する項目は減少傾向にある。
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