Gen Z isn’t shy about splurging—whether it’s doom spending for a dopamine hit, spoiling their pets, or splashing out on ...

Young Britons are at risk of giving up on work, with 37 per cent of Generation Z employees saying they have seriously ...

Times have changed, and many things that were once the bare minimum boomers could expect have become rare luxuries for Gen Z.

A greater likelihood of church attendance among Gen Z compared to the Boomer generation throughout pockets of Europe, and in ...

Generation Z (born between the mid-to-late 1990s and early 2010s), often called 'digital natives', has grown up in a world ...

This is the reality facing many Gen Z employees today.

There are two camps: People who like wearing tight-on-tight outfits to the gym — think leggings and a well-fitting tank top — and people who prefer baggier ensembles. According to some users on TikTok ...

This is the new idea of people choosing to quit their jobs in the most inconvenient way possible in order to disrupt the ...

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Generation X leads the nation in saving money, demonstrating a clear inverse relationship between age and essential expenses ...

Will Orr, chief executive of The Gym Group, said young people were increasingly seeing gyms as a place to socialise.

As workplace bitterness increases, employees are no longer just leaving jobs, they are slamming the door on their way out.