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Workplace bullying may include belittling the target and often includes a power imbalance.

Younger workers are ditching toxic workplaces. You can too

Millennials and members of Gen Z, are less willing to endure bullying behaviour from colleagues.

  • Cathy Bussewitz

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Digital wars between generations are exhausting.

As a Millennial, I’ve worn Gen Z’s jibes with a smile. But this goes too far

From being “cheugy” to our daggy socks, even the colour green is no longer safe. At this point, it’s starting to feel as old as me, and it’s getting just as tired.

  • Emily McGrorey
Kmart is changing its store format to lure younger customers in and get shoppers to spend more.

Inside Kmart’s new store layout designed to get Gen Z to spend more

Driving up social media engagement with Gen Z is part of Kmart managing director Aleks Spaseska’s goal of doubling sales to $22 billion.

  • Jessica Yun
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Why Gen X is the real loser generation

Don’t cry for millennials or Gen Z. Save your pity for those in their 50s.

  • The Economist
Jessica Read started her online second-hand clothing business in 2019.

Jessica’s closet was overflowing with clothes. She’s turned it into a booming store for Gen Z  

Buying pre-loved goods has never been easier, thanks to the power of the internet.

  • Gemma Grant
TikTok videos by (from left) Liberals, Greens and Labor.

The TikTok generation swiped left on Peter Dutton this election

Younger voters dominated the electoral roll, but the Liberals couldn’t find them.

  • Erinn Swan
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The climate won’t change for the Liberals without more women and fewer oldies

The Liberal Party is the Holden Commodore of politics. And it’s not roadworthy.

  • Ross Gittins
Millennials and Gen Z make up more than 40 per cent of the national vote –  outnumbering Baby Boomers for the first time.

Young people will decide the next PM – and the winner is already clear

Gen Z and Millennials are increasingly turning their backs on the major parties.

  • Millie Muroi
DJ Sammy Good Times playing a set for early people enjoying their morning coffee at On Air cafe in Melbourne.

‘Soft clubbing’: Gen Z swap alcohol for coffee as new dance venues emerge

Around the world, from Beirut to Sydney, coffee shops, bakeries and unconventional venues are hosting daytime parties and DJs. And young patrons are embracing the alcohol-free vibes.

  • Lauren Ironmonger
Joe Moran, like most young Australian men, is not growing more politically conservative.

Gen Z men are meant to be conservative, so why aren’t the polls picking that up?

Polling says young and middle-aged men have not turned towards conservative politics in Australia as they did at the US election. So what’s going on?

  • Angus Delaney

Original URL: https://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/topic/generation-z-hpw