Many of today's employees are driven to surreptitiously take time off because they worry about how taking PTO will impact their job security. (Credit: kite_rin/Adobe Stock) Many of today's employees are driven to surreptitiously take time off because they worry about how taking PTO will impact their job security. (Credit: kite_rin/Adobe Stock)

First there was "quiet quitting," the idea of putting forth the least amount of work possible to keep one's job.

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