A business reporter explores what would happen if the rise in resignations and employee turnover doesn’t slow down. Then, we talk to a Wisconsin philosophy professor and college dean about how we process one million deaths from COVID-19.
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What if the Great Resignation never ends?
American workers continue to leave their jobs at or near record levels, leading to income gains for some and headaches for employers. But what if the Great Resignation never ends? We’ll talk to a business journalist about why some analysts think that could be the case, and the ripple effects that could have.
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Comprehending one million COVID-19 deaths
One million people in the U.S. have died due to COVID-19, a number that can be difficult to comprehend. We talk to a Wisconsin philosopher about remembering the individual tragedies caused by the pandemic, and discuss how to make sense of the large-scale loss the country has endured.
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- Trina La Susa Technical Director
- Rachael Vasquez Producer
- Aki Ito Guest
- Eric Boynton Guest
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