US Workers Embrace 'Job Hugging' Amid Economic Uncertainty

In the US, people are staying in their jobs instead of looking for new ones, a trend called "job hugging."

After a period when many people quit their jobs, now they're holding onto them because the economy is uncertain.

Interest rates are high, companies aren't hiring as much, and there are fewer job openings.

Experts warn this could cause people to miss out on higher pay or getting new skills.

It also means it's harder for new people to get jobs.

While job hugging is happening now, experts also warn that when things improve, many people could quit their jobs again.