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Workers are let go when they aren’t needed.

If all these criteria are met, a worker can leave your city.

• He’s not one of the 9 workers you start the game with.
• He arrived in your city at the least 12 in-game hour ago.
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  He is low or average happiness.
  
• He does not have a job. Working as a city builder is a long-term job. Building construction and resource gathering aren’t. I will refer them as “volatile” jobs.

How to prevent desertion

• Keep all employees happy and jubilant.
• Keep employees busy in buildings. Avoid a significant unemployment rate.
• Be prepared to reach milestones in your population. With their increasing satisfaction criteria, pa*sing a milestone can quickly bring your population to mediocre satisfaction, putting you at risk for a desertion wave.
• If you aren’t convinced that you can rapidly increase or maintain satisfaction after pa*sing a milestone then you should consider building more buildings to reduce unemployment.
• If you hit a milestone for the first time, there’s a grace period of 6 in-game hours, without depletion.
• Brace yourself before finishing quests. Kingdoms typically give you five new workers once you finish a quest. Are you in a position to meet their requirements and quickly hire them? This will allow you to surpa*s the population threshold.
• If you go on a building challenge and then build the sky port immediately, you will receive 10 new workers in a very short time. Is your city prepared for this?

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