Just a few years after dipping their toes into the world of work, 4 in 10 Gen Zers are ready to quit and survive on unemployment benefits instead

Source: Fortune

Many Gen Z workers are already over the nine-to-five grind of work. A PwC report warns that the huge pool of unemployed young people—or NEETs—is about to get bigger.

Go to Source

Scott Van Pelt rips Kevin Willard for ‘taking a giant s–t’ on Maryland before bolting for Villanova

6m ago

Fortune

Bill Ackman urges everyone to read Peter Attia’s ‘Outlive:’ Here are 3 key takeaways from the book

12m ago

CBS Sports

Alex Ovechkin goals tracker: Capitals star four away from breaking Wayne Gretzky's all-time record

19m ago

International Business Times

Niger Junta Frees Ministers Of Overthrown Government

19m ago

Business Insider

Activists call for Doug Emhoff to resign after the law firm where he is a partner pledges pro bono work for Trump

19m ago

CBS Sports

UFC 316 fight card: Merab Dvalishvili vs. Sean O'Malley 2, Julianna Pena vs. Kayla Harrison set for June

37m ago

New York Post

Florida GOP keeps House seat in special election as Trump-backed Randy Fine overcomes pre-voting jitters

38m ago

New York Post

Gabe Perreault’s arrival to Rangers is full-circle Chris Kreider moment

41m ago

New York Post

Pirates demote former All-Star closer David Bednar to minor leagues after nightmare start

44m ago

CBS Sports

2025 Valero Texas Open predictions, betting picks: Jordan Spieth among longshots to target at TPC San Antonio

49m ago

CBS Sports

Which NBA star should be your school's college basketball GM? We have some ideas

49m ago

New York Post

Ithaca College lets trans athlete compete in women’s rowing competition after NCAA changes gender policy

51m ago

CBS Sports

Nuggets vs. Timberwolves prediction, odds, line, spread, time: 2025 NBA picks, April 1 bets from proven model

54m ago

New York Post

NYC creep gropes woman, simulates sex act in disturbing Brooklyn assault

54m ago

New York Post

How travelers can protect themselves from carbon monoxide — as police investigate deadly gas in death of Brett Gardner’s son

57m ago

News

World

Audio News

News

World

Audio News

Just a few years after dipping their toes into the world of work, 4 in 10 Gen Zers are ready to quit and survive on unemployment benefits instead

Scott Van Pelt rips Kevin Willard for ‘taking a giant s–t’ on Maryland before bolting for Villanova

Bill Ackman urges everyone to read Peter Attia’s ‘Outlive:’ Here are 3 key takeaways from the book

Alex Ovechkin goals tracker: Capitals star four away from breaking Wayne Gretzky's all-time record

Niger Junta Frees Ministers Of Overthrown Government

Activists call for Doug Emhoff to resign after the law firm where he is a partner pledges pro bono work for Trump

UFC 316 fight card: Merab Dvalishvili vs. Sean O'Malley 2, Julianna Pena vs. Kayla Harrison set for June

Florida GOP keeps House seat in special election as Trump-backed Randy Fine overcomes pre-voting jitters

Gabe Perreault’s arrival to Rangers is full-circle Chris Kreider moment

Pirates demote former All-Star closer David Bednar to minor leagues after nightmare start

2025 Valero Texas Open predictions, betting picks: Jordan Spieth among longshots to target at TPC San Antonio

Which NBA star should be your school's college basketball GM? We have some ideas

Ithaca College lets trans athlete compete in women’s rowing competition after NCAA changes gender policy

Nuggets vs. Timberwolves prediction, odds, line, spread, time: 2025 NBA picks, April 1 bets from proven model

NYC creep gropes woman, simulates sex act in disturbing Brooklyn assault

How travelers can protect themselves from carbon monoxide — as police investigate deadly gas in death of Brett Gardner’s son