47% Gen Z Professionals Plan To Leave Their Jobs Within 2 Years: Survey
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The study also revealed a disconnect between Gen Z's motivations and HR perceptions.
Forty-seven per cent Gen Z professionals plan to leave their jobs within two years, while as many prioritise work-life balance when evaluating potential employers, according to a survey.
The report, titled "Gen Z at workplace", is based on a survey of over 5,350 Gen Z and 500 HR professionals, conducted by Unstop -- a talent engagement and hiring platform for students and graduates.
The report highlighted a significant concern among Gen Z professionals, with 51 per cent expressing fear of job loss at present. This anxiety extends to their career prospects, as 40 per cent worry about securing positions in their preferred fields upon entering the job market.
Noel Tata has been appointed the chairman of Tata Trusts, the philanthropic arm of the Tata Group, following the death of Ratan Tata.
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The woman, who was traveling back home after a trip to Jaipur and Delhi, filed a written complaint in Chennai.
Last year Mr Yadav, not given permission to visit the site, refused to back down; the ex-UP Chief Minister jumped over a wall to garland the statue.
The Tata Group has shaped the nation’s industrial landscape through diverse enterprises and commitment to community welfare
Donald Trump said the biggest charger of all is India.
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