Are you battling employees who feel they should earn more, work less, and do meaningful work instead of submitting expense reports on time? You’re not alone.
Deloitte’s Gen Z and Millennial survey found that “96 percent of Gen Zs and 97 percent of millennials say that having a sense of purpose at work is important to their overall job satisfaction and well-being.”
And it’s not just lip service. These groups live this way. The Deloitte report continues: “About 40 percent of respondents have rejected a potential employer based on their personal ethics or beliefs, and 68 percent of Gen Zs and 72 percent of millennials say their current job enables them to make a meaningful contribution to society.”
So why are Gen Zs struggling with mental health?
They seek out purpose; they appear to be finding it, and yet their mental health is a disaster. Simply Psychology wrote:
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