Generation Z Will Out-Earn and Outwork the Rest of Us

Workers in every generation can agree that health insurance, not office perks, is the top priority.
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Move over millennials, there's a new workaholic generation in town.

Generation Z, currently in school and the early years of college, is more willing to work longer hours and weekends than their elders are, according to a recently released report by Monster Worldwide Inc., the job-search firm. The data was gathered in January by research agency TNS, which surveyed members of Generation Z from age 15-20.