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12 Clothing Brands Gen X Wore Growing Up That Gen Z Has Never Heard Of
Finally, a clothing brand Gen X wore growing up that Gen Z has never heard of is Cross Colours. Founded in 1985, the brand's ...
Gen Z are more depressed and isolated than their coworkers—and feel less successful than other generations did at their age, according to new report
Gen Z say they're burned out and isolated—but their outlook could be changed by benefits like pet insurance and commuter ...
Gen Z Think the Retirement Age Should Be Lower
Gen Z believe that the retirement age should be around 61 years old, while the current U.S. average is between 64 and 66.
Gen Z is turning into big-time mallrats
"That was one of our influencers!" The serendipitous encounter signaled the mall's popularity with Gen Z, which was exactly ...
Gen Z Students Are Optimistic About Higher Ed — Let’s Prove Them Right
Gen Z students want educational options that are affordable, economically valuable, and flexible. Here's how higher ed can ...
Gen Z shockingly admits they don’t know how to change a lightbulb in startling new poll
However, to ensure that their “GOTDOIT” attitude doesn’t get passed down to the uprising Gen Alphas — tots ranging from ...
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An Insider’s Guide to Planning Travel for Gen Z Adults
“Gen Z travelers are memory makers and driven by experience,” said Emma Schroeder, Owner and Luxury Travel Advisor at Major ...
Nine out of 10 Gen Z and millennials say ‘workplace cheating’ is acceptable—that’s napping on the job or sneaking off early
Indeed, according to the 2024 Lunch Report —which surveyed 5,000 employees—Gen Z is the most likely generation to skip lunch.
Gen Z is ditching booze for sober-centric hubs in NYC: ‘Shocked people are in here having fun without alcohol’
A rise in sober curiosity could be linked to a boom in the gaming community, according to a group of young women enjoying a ...
Gen Z Can Fix That: Why Young People Want Blue Collar Jobs
Blue collar influencers on TikTok have piqued Gen Z's interest in the trades. Meanwhile, training opportunities are lacking ...
Workers are becoming increasingly secretive at work—and Gen Z is the most likely to hide parts of themselves
Global tension is sending staffers into hiding, and young workers grew up seeing consequences pan out on the internet.