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Jordan Vitick

Jordan Vitick

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Special Projects Editor, Plastics News

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Total articles 948

  • Navigating data, trends in workplace culture

    By Jordan Vitick Verified| Plastics News Verified In early 2021, after a year of prolonged stress brought on by the coronavirus pandemic, news outlets began reporting on a workplace phenomenon known as The Great Resignation, a period during which the nation's "quit rate" reached a 20-year high, according to the Pew Research Center. At the time, U.S. workers cited their reasons for leaving their jobs as low pay, inflexible work hours, child care challenges and a lack of opportunities for career advancement.

    By Jordan Vitick Verified · Plastics News

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Supplier No. 12 Asahi Kasei Plastics North America | Best Places to Work 2025

    By Jordan Vitick Verified| Plastics News Verified Fowlerville, Mich.-based Asahi Kasei Plastics North America has invested in its employees and their benefits — and it's paid off. The company has made Plastics News' Best Places to Work list every year since 2015. APNA utilizes individual development and formal leadership development programs as well as on-demand courses through a learning management system. Tuition assistance is available for employees working toward two- and four-year degrees and graduate certificates.

    By Jordan Vitick Verified · Plastics News

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • Navigating data, trends in workplace culture

    By Jordan Vitick Verified| Plastics News Verified In early 2021, after a year of prolonged stress brought on by the coronavirus pandemic, news outlets began reporting on a workplace phenomenon known as The Great Resignation, a period during which the nation's "quit rate" reached a 20-year high, according to the Pew Research Center. At the time, U.S. workers cited their reasons for leaving their jobs as low pay, inflexible work hours, child care challenges and a lack of opportunities for career advancement.

    By Jordan Vitick Verified · Plastics News

    Apr. 14, 2025

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Plastics News

Detroit, Michigan, United States

+1 313-446-6000