While there are many values Gen Z thinks are important that seem to mean very little to older generations, they're not afraid to make their voice heard. From the workplace to activism in the ...

She continued that Gen Z hasn't had years of experience to "know how to productively bring their concerns forward and often their workplaces haven't set clear avenues for this. Without this ...

Coupled with their increased accessibility to mental health resources and the link between childhood trauma and adult experiences, the reasons Gen Z doesn't want to talk to their parents anymore ...

Generation Z-ero chance of applying. Young workers say there’s no way they would submit their resume for a job that doesn’t list the estimated salary. A recent report from the essay writing ...

That’s how much they talk. Yet one phrase I’ve never heard them use is “Gen Z”. (Sidebar on cultural imperialism here: you probably didn’t read the phrase as “Gen Zed”, but the ...

(RNS) — As Gen Z women and men drift apart on multiple dimensions in American life, they are also increasingly making different political and religious choices. Exit polls show that compared ...

Generation Z experiences higher rates of depression and anxiety, attributed to the absence of a 'third place'—communal social environments outside of work and home. This lack of social spaces ...

We cover a surprising form of Gen Z burnout. By Callie Holtermann I cover pop culture and Gen Z. Consider yourself lucky if you have never heard of the “coastal grandmother aesthetic.” ...

Roughly 41 percent of Gen Z job seekers admitted to ghosting a potential employer, while 37 percent of millennials said the same. Gen Z makes up those aged 13 to 28, and the newer generation is ...

The group most likely to be affected is Gen Z — the youngest cohort of workers, which is also set to make up 30% of the workforce by 2030. Making it harder for young workers to find jobs could ...

The 26-year-old is arguably one of the most polarizing Gen Z figures in recent memory, to be sure. That’s why the Advance/SILive.com wants to know what Staten Island Gen Zers think of him.

It’s no secret that millennials often feel worse about themselves when seeing their friends’ Instagram posts — but Gen Z gets that feeling from a surprisingly different source. They face wha ...