Gen Y could change working landscape: Whether change is for better, worse depends on who you ask

Gen Y could change working landscape: Whether change is for better, worse depends on who you ask (access required)

By Austin Light CHARLOTTE — They’re the newest addition to the workforce, they’ve got new expectations when it comes to work-life balance, and by 2018, they’ll be 81 million strong. Generation Y, or “Millennials” born from 1982 to 2000, could dramatically change America’s working culture, but could they also destroy it? In an Oct. 20 article written ...

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