The hashtag continues to rack up millions of views across social media platforms, according to the Times. More employees are posting content detailing their refusal to work extra hours or take on responsibilities beyond their job description. They’re just doing what they were hired for, and nothing more.
It’s a departure from past eras, where climbing the corporate ladder often required extra legwork. But as the labor market tightens and new jobs are harder to secure, actual quitting is not an option for many. They’re more likely to stay and work the jobs they have — just not overtime.
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