INDEPENDENCEAre Gen Zs

Nov 18, 2024 | herworld.com | INDEPENDENCEAre Gen Zs |Prisca Ang

Former lawyer Lee Shulin’s pay fluctuated wildly over the years as she switched jobs in search of a career she could shine in. In her first job 14 years ago as a senior associate in a big law firm, she made an enviable $8,500 a month. That was cut by nearly half when she left the firm for the public sector in 2010, and it dipped even further when she switched to the recruitment industry, where her income depended a lot on commissions.

Nov 5, 2024 | herworld.com | INDEPENDENCEAre Gen Zs |Prisca Ang

Pay is a key consideration for millennials – as well as Gen Zs – but work-life balance and flexibility are almost as important as salaries. The bottom line: Young people are generally satisfied with their salaries and work-life balance. There were some differences, with Gen Z respondents more likely than millennials to be happy with their pay and work-life balance. The survey of 1,000 young people was commissioned by The Straits Times and carried out in May by market research firm Kantar.

Nov 3, 2024 | herworld.com | INDEPENDENCEAre Gen Zs |Prisca Ang

Pay is a key consideration for millennials – as well as Gen Zs – but work-life balance and flexibility are almost as important as salaries. The bottom line: Young people are generally satisfied with their salaries and work-life balance. There were some differences, with Gen Z respondents more likely than millennials to be happy with their pay and work-life balance. The survey of 1,000 young people was commissioned by The Straits Times and carried out in May by market research firm Kantar.