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Those discussions can alienate workers to the point that theyleave their jobs.
Granted, political discussions can turn contentious very quickly.
But short of that, the potential financial consequences should make youthink twice about quitting your jobbecause of politics.
And even if you do, the benefits only cover a portion of your salary.
The average benefit is $451.27 as of Sept. 30, according to theU.S.
You Could Miss Out on Valuable Benefits
Leaving your current job might cost you benefits and perks.
You could miss out on a year-end bonus, for example.
Or worse, lose matching contributions to your 401(k).
Failing to honor the contract could result in penalties.
But difficulty landing a new job isnt the only potential consequence of a gap in employment.
It also could hamper your ability to get a major loan, such as a mortgage.
Granted, you may find a company where the leadership aligns with your party and views.
But that degree of consistency is unlikely to spill into the workplace itself.
Youll still have to work alongside people who dont share your views.
Rather than quit, consider how you might make the situation more tolerable.
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