Nov 03, 2021
As record numbers of Americans leave their jobs in the "Great Resignation," a new survey finds that health insurance is holding back some workers from joining the wave. Thirty-three percent say they would be very or somewhat likely to leave their jobs in the near future if health insurance weren't a factor, according to an annual survey from Policygenius. If health insurance weren't a factor, 26% say they'd be at least somewhat likely to start their own business, and 37% of those aged 18 to 34 would be at least somewhat likely to pursue entrepreneurship.
