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Why Gen Z workers no longer believe in dream jobs in 2025
Try asking a Gen Z worker about their “dream job.” Chances are, they’ll pause instead of giving you a real answer, although it’s less to do with them being unmotivated and more to do with the idea of ... Read More
Why 46% Of Gen Z Employees Plan To Quit—And How To Stop Them
Gen Z workers plan to quit due to lack of growth. Discover two Gen Z career development strategies that close the certification gap and retain talent. Read More
46% of US Gen Z employees plan to quit their job: Here’s what is pushing them to leave
A significant portion of Gen Z employees are planning to leave their jobs, not for higher pay, but due to a lack of career growth and employer support for upskilling. Many feel stalled, with limited ... Read More
Gen Z Is Burning Out At Work More Than Any Other Generation — Here’s Why And What Can Be Done
Gen Z workers are reporting some of the highest burnout levels ever. But why is this generation so susceptible to workplace exhaustion? Read More
Anti-hustle culture 2026: Gen Z's rebellion against burnout
Upwork reports Gen Z is challenging hustle culture, prioritizing mental health and work-life balance over long hours, shaping a new work ethic focused on well-being and purpose. Read More
Why Gen Z Can’t Find Work—and How It Could Shape Their Future
Recent grads are facing higher unemployment than other workers. This could be bad news for Gen Z, as entering a weak job market can lead to worse financial and health outcomes later on. Read More
Why Gen Z Job Hops After One Year—And How Managers Can Fix It
Gen Z's 1.1-year job tenure isn't disloyalty. Discover why Gen Z is job hopping and two proven strategies managers can use to earn their long-term commitment. Read More
Emotional readiness is the new wellbeing KPI
With the rise of Gen Z workers, company expectations are being reshaped. Unlike previous generations, Gen Zs have a different approach towards work. They place a higher emphasis on their mental health ... Read More
A quarter plan to quit their jobs next year – poll
Nearly a quarter (24%) of UK workers say they plan to quit their job within the next 12 months, even with the current subdued state of the jobs market. Read More
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