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Employees of all ages feel undervalued as recognition drops – report

“Whether it’s to help Gen Z connect their work to purpose, ease Millennial burnout, ensure the ‘Forgotten’ generation knows they aren’t forgotten, or make sure Boomers feel valued for their decades of hard work, all agree that more frequent and meaningful recognition is needed,” Harvie said in a statement.
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