I have been in this subreddit for quite a while, reading on some of the material that people post on here about their (rightfully so) shitty work conditions. My observation is that people are generally quitting their job, not because of the job itself but because of a clear lack of quality management, most of it at the supervisor or level up from (worker) position.
I would say about 90% of the stories here are people complaining about how terrible their job is when in reality it’s their boss who is causing all the concern. It’s not that they are “anti-work”, more they want to get away from toxic leadership. For those who work in a large corporation and deal with toxic leadership, you have more options as HR generally tends to be on your side. Again, cases may differ.
There is a clear shift happening between employee v employer, especially since covid hit but don’t take it for granted as a recession is looking and employers will soon be looking to possibly fire people. If you are dealing with toxic leadership I would advise to stay low for the time being and hold fast until after the recession.