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BackEvery seventh Russian is actively looking for work this fall
Every seventh Russian is actively looking for work this fall
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Every seventh Russian is actively looking for work this fall

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  • Every seventh Russian (15%) is actively looking for a job and is ready to move to a new place this fall, another 8% are considering changing jobs in the winter or after the New Year.
  • At the same time, 38% plan to stay in their current company and develop within it, and about half of those surveyed are satisfied with their place of work.

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The study was conducted by the companies 'Avito Works' and 'Avito Advertising' among working Russians in the fall of 2024.

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Every seventh Russian is actively looking for work and is ready to move to a new place this fall.

About 38% of respondents plan to stay in their current company and develop within it.

More than a quarter of working Russians are completely satisfied with their current place of work, another third are generally satisfied, but would like some changes.

MOSCOW, September 16 - RIA Novosti. Every seventh Russian is actively looking for work and is ready to move to a new place this fall, while approximately half of Russians are satisfied with their place of work, according to a study by Avito Works and Avito Advertising, which is available to RIA Novosti.

“Every seventh (15%) respondent is already actively looking for a new job and is ready to move to a new place this fall. Another 8% are considering changing jobs, but plan to do it later - in the winter or after the New Year,” the study says.

However, the majority of working Russians plan to spend the fall in their current place: 38% of people surveyed by experts plan to stay in the company and develop within it. At the same time, another 28% view job vacancies from time to time to understand what is happening in the market and what opportunities are available.

Open Questions

  • Which industries are experiencing the greatest churn?
  • What factors most influence the decision to stay or leave a job?
  • How have the numbers changed compared to previous seasons?

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This article was originally published by РИА Новости.

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