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Funeral Director Allyse Worland
Allyse Worland is a first-generation funeral director and embalmer.
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A woman with a ticking clock as a head anxiously stares at a green credit card while she lounges on the beach.
Five Gen Zs and millennials explained to Business Insider how they pay for travel, whether through a sinking fund, incurring debt, or using buy now, pay later services like Affirm and Klarna.
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Photo shows Suzy Cubberley in her graduation gown at the University of North Texas.
Suzy Cubberley, 26, left Texas because she didn't agree with the state's restrictive abortion laws. She moved to Colorado, even though life is more expensive there.
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The "office siren" trend is all over TikTok, with some videos racking up millions of views.
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Pranjali Ajay Parse said AI jobs require robust skills and the ability to collaborate with many teams.
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Gen Z college students are more welcoming.
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COVID-19 and a lack of trust have exacerbated the disengagement crisis across generations (stock image).
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Gen Z workers
Higher-ups sometimes bad-mouth younger workers, but mentoring can help close gaps in performance.
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A person is sitting at a table, which has stuff on it, and looking to the side.
Gen X and boomers are at greater risk of facing retirement shortfalls than younger generations, a new report said.