Lifesum study: Almost three-quarters of Gen Z and Millennials would quit their job tomorrow for one that better supported their well-being
"The report is a wake-up call for employers to grasp the needs of Gen Z and Millennials who are redefining company loyalty by prioritizing personal well-being in career choices.
- "The report is a wake-up call for employers to grasp the needs of Gen Z and Millennials who are redefining company loyalty by prioritizing personal well-being in career choices.
- The report underscores how a nutrition-first approach can foster long-term well-being, benefiting mental, physical, and emotional health.
- Gen Z and Millennials prioritize physical fitness (88%), mental health and stress management (71%), and sleep quality (54%).
- The report unveiled the intricate interplay between nutrition and sleep among Gen Z and Millennials.