The number of job quits in the US fell by 150,000 to a four-month low of 3.194 million in April 2025, from the upwardly revised 3.344 million in March and 3.414 million a year ago. The quits rate, a metric that measures voluntary job leavers as a proportion of total employment, ticked down to 2% from 2.1% in the previous month. Quits declined primarily in trade, transportation, and utilities (-123,000) and professional and business services (-29,000). Regarding regional distribution, job quits decreased in the South (-105,000), the Midwest (-40,000) and the Northeast (-17,000) but rose in the West (+13,000).