Overgeneralizing workers based on birth year creates artificial divides that overlook more pressing issues affecting people ...

TikTok has become Gen Z’s go-to therapist. But when viral trends replace professional diagnosis, the consequences can be ...

The fact that many companies now recognise this suggests the Gen Z effect is already beginning to make the workplace more human for everyone.

Mackenzie Dryden, 20, told Newsweek: "You can't necessarily change the situation you're in, but you can control how you react." ...

Gen Z employees value a “whole-person” approach to work, where the individual is seen and valued for being a complex human with more to contribute than just what is in the job description.