Full time, but far from secure: Why 61% of American workers no...

Full time, but far from secure: Why 61% of American workers no longer believe in 9-to-5 job stability

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The traditional 9-to-5 job is rapidly losing relevance as economic instability pushes workers toward side hustles and polywork. A majority now view full-time employment as an outdated myth, with younger generations demanding purpose over prestige. As corporate ladders crumble and leadership roles lose appeal, workers seek meaningful, value-aligned careers—forcing companies to rethink loyalty, structure, and sustainability.

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