A new report from Allianz Life shows that 64 percent of Gen Z workers fear they could be laid off in the next year, up from ...

Gen Z are terrified of layoffs and the spiraling economy—so they’re copying Steve Jobs and showing up to the office in uniforms Orianna Rosa Royle Updated March 30, 2025 at 5:03 AM ...

This is how economic uncertainty and recession fears impact the way young people are spending money, according to Credit ...

Survey reveals 47% of remote workers fear layoffs in 2025, with Gen Z most concerned about job security over career growth. Skip to content Menu Today's paper.

Amid today's increasingly unstable labor market, Generation Z is by far the most worried about losing their jobs, according to a new report from the American Staffing Association.. Among roughly ...

Gen Z is turning to traditional trade jobs amid fears AI will soon replace many white-collar careers, a new survey has uncovered. Resume Builder polled more than 1,400 Gen Z adults between the ...

And in a way, it is. Kyla is very much a member of Gen Z, and the economy she’s reporting on and theorizing about is the one that Gen Z has been churned out into — an economy that works much more ...

Gen Z Americans are more likely to delay having kids due to economic conditions than millennials, according to a new report from AI platform Pearl.com.. It's what analysts say could be a ...

Amid layoffs and economic anxiety, Gen Z workers are adopting Steve Jobs-inspired work uniforms to reduce decision fatigue, blend in at the office, and feel more in control of their careers.

Gen Z is embracing Steve Jobs' iconic look, sticking to consistent outfits in an unstable job market. Experts caution that a fixed wardrobe won't necessarily cut work stress or boost productivity.