Silent firing emerges as a new trend in workplace dynamics

A new workplace trend called "silent firing" is emerging, where employers create difficult conditions to encourage employees to quit. This trend is gaining traction as companies, like Amazon, enforce strict return-to-office policies despite employee dissatisfaction. Experts suggest that silent firing may be a strategy to reduce workforce costs while preparing for increased automation. A survey indicated that 73% of workers considered quitting due to these pressures. Concerns about job security amid rising artificial intelligence use are growing. However, some economists argue that AI will not significantly replace jobs in the near future, with only 5% of roles potentially affected in the next decade.