Survey: U.S. Workers Feel More Job Stability

U.S. workers are feeling more stability in the workplace, according to a survey conducted by Adecco Group North America, a ision of global staffing and recruitment agency The Adecco Group.

Of all workers surveyed, 78% said that they are unconcerned about their job security if they vacation this summer. Only 37% of those surveyed said they plan to stay in communication with their offices via phone or e-mail while they are away and 24% said they plan on telecommuting to work during the summer…

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