Quiet resigning, a new workplace practice gaining traction on TikTok, involves employees establishing clear work-life boundaries to decrease stress — but without really leaving the business payroll, as the term implies.

What is quiet quitting and why is it trending?

Not surprisingly, traditional offices appear to have been radically altered by the pandemic, perhaps forever. According to Grant Christofely, North American associate director of workplace strategy at M Moser Associates, a workplace design company, some organizations still design their offices the same way they did 50 to 70 years ago: static, inflexible spaces where employees perform individual, task-oriented work more than eight hours a day.

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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and his finance minister Rishi Sunak will be limited to working from their offices and subject to daily COVID-19 testing after being identified as a contact of someone who tested positive for the virus.

UK PM, finance minister exposed to COVID-19, confined to office work

The most common Indian name is neither Rahul nor Priya.

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