The ranking is based on Bureau of Labor Statistics data on the rate at which people quit their jobs in both the latest month and the last 12 months. WalletHub then used these metrics to rank-order the states and Washington, D.C., by resignation rates from highest to lowest.
States with the highest job resignation rates:
1. Delaware
2. Alaska
3. South Carolina
4. Montana
5. Wyoming
6. West Virginia
7. Kentucky
8. Utah
9. Mississippi
10. Idaho
States with the lowest job resignation rates:
1. Massachusetts
2. New York
3. Michigan
4. California
5. New Jersey
6. Minnesota
7. Illinois
8. Hawaii
9. District of Columbia
10. Missouri
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