U.S. WORKERS HIT THE ROAD
How commutes have changed & their impact on career decisions
23% OF WORKERS HAVE LEFT A JOB BECAUSE OF A BAD COMMUTE
CITIES WITH THE MOST WORKERS WHO’VE LEFT A JOB BECAUSE OF A BAD COMMUTE:
| 1. Chicago |
| 2. Miami |
| 3. New York |
| 4. San Francisco |
EMPLOYEES SHARE IF THEIR COMMUTE HAS GOTTEN BETTER OR WORSE IN THE LAST 5 YEARS:
| 39% Better |
| 22% Worse |
| 39% No change |
CITIES WITH THE MOST WORKERS WHO SAID THEIR COMMUTE HAS GOTTEN WORSE:
| 1. Seattle |
| 2. Denver |
| 3. Austin & San Francisco (tie) |
60% OF WORKERS SAY THEIR COMPANY HASN’T TAKEN ACTION TO ALLEVIATE COMMUTE CONCERNS
(Respondents who said their commute has gotten worse.)
Source: Robert Half survey of more than 2,800 workers in the United States
© 2018 Robert Half International Inc. An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/Disability/Veterans.
