"Faule" Gen Z doesn't want to work? New study clears up prejudice

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A widespread prejudice about the younger generation is that they are lazy, but in comparison with other generations, Gen Z cuts off better.

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Lack of willingness to work is a common cliché about the Generation Z. An evaluation of the Institute for Labour Market and Occupational Research comes to a completely different result.

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Again and again there is the prejudice that young people are lazy. However, according to a study, Generation Z is more diligent than its reputation. In addition to studying, many go to work.

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Author Rebekka Bøgelund has spent several years researching what makes Danes want to work and has written the books “Dare you willing to work?”, “Mistake?!” and “Natural leadership”. She is also the host of two podcasts, “Working for life” and “Zulfejlskultur”. In her own words, she is on a declared mission to end the zero-error culture in order to create a better working environment. Rebekka Bøgelund’s Young and Perfect seeks to build a bridge …

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One prejudice is that Gen Z shows little will to work.A study by the Federal Employment Agency has now found the opposite.The 20-24 year-olds in Germany no longer work for as long as they do. Since 2015, the participation of this age group has increased by more than six percentage points to about 76 percent above average, the Nuremberg Institute for Labour Market and Occupational Research informed the Federal Employment Agency. The reason for th…

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NÜRNBERG. The 20- to 24-year-olds in Germany are no longer working for a long time. Since 2015, the labour force participation of this age group has increased by more than six percentage points to about 76 percent above average, the Nuremberg Institute for Labour Market and Occupational Research reported. This is mainly due to the fact that students increasingly followed a side job. Young people are required. Illustration: Shutterstock In compar…