Here's your money briefing for Thursday, November 30th. I'm Danny Lewis for the Wall Street Journal and for J.R. Wayland.

The work world is still in flux nearly four years after the pandemic threw it all for a loop, to say the least.

And there's evidence suggesting that workers in the US are unhappiness with their jobs than they've been in years.

In fact, people are feeling worse about work than they did at the height of the pandemic back in 2020.

They're still trying to figure out what's my relationship to work and companies meanwhile are

really trying to move back to pre-pandemic norms.

Wall Street Journal Deputy Bureau Chief Vanessa Furmans joins us to talk about some of the reasons why workers

say they're so unhappy on the job.

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Are you feeling bad about your job right now?

Angry?

Stressed?

If so, you are far from alone.

By many accounts, workers in the US are unhappier with their jobs than they have been in years, and it might have to do

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