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Gen Y [ˌʤenˈwaɪ] SUBST

Gen Y kurz für Generation Y

Gen Y

Generation Y f (Altersgruppe der etwa zwischen 1975 und 1985 Geborenen)

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Gen Y will also reshape the workplace -- sooner than later, if they have their way.

business.time.com

Gen Y -- also referred to as the digital generation -- is a particularly challenging audience for plan sponsors to engage, but it's an important one.

www.benefitscanada.com

Gen Y seem to have a different take on life to some extent, indicating that man's evolution of thought continues.

www.abc.net.au

Gen Y-ers have to be embraced by credit unions, Filene's report concluded.

www.thenews.coop

However, the study also states Gen Y workers feel working away from the office is looked down upon by their more senior colleagues.

www.huffingtonpost.com.au

People read stories about how to employ and manage Gen Y, and it is a different way.

www.smartcompany.com.au

Do Gen Y employees need something different from baby boomers?

www.hospitalitymagazine.com.au

If a Gen Y loves where they work, they will be incredibly loyal, but you must provide opportunities for constant improvement and clear career progression.

www.hcamag.com

I take it the writer is one of the Gen Y group.

www.smh.com.au

Gen Y (born 1977-1994) is now estimated to be the largest consumer group in US history.

en.wikipedia.org