Jodie Foster Slams Gen Z In the Workplace, 'They're Really Annoying'

World Happiness Report 2024 Reveals Gen Z Facing 'Midlife Crisis' | Call for Action | Oneindia News

A new report has sent shockwaves through the scientific community, revealing alarming drops in youth happiness, particularly in North America and Western Europe. Join us as experts discuss the implications and call for urgent action to address the well-being crisis facing Generation Z. #Genz #GenzWorld #GenzSlangs #WorldHappinessReport #GenzPeople #GenerationZ #YoungerGeneration #HappinessReport2024 #Oneindia ~PR.274~ED.103~GR.123~

Parents Financially Supporting Gen Z Highlights Current Economic Woes

Parents Financially Supporting Gen Z , Highlights Current , Economic Woes. 'Newsweek' reports that a recent survey found that 47% of parents are financially supporting their adult Gen Z children. While this number includes everything from credit card bills to vacations, another 60% said they are still covering their kids' monthly rent. Overall, the survey by Savings.com found that parents are paying twice as much for their adult children than they are contributing to their retirement savings every month. The survey found that parents are contributing an average of $1,384 per month to their kids, and just $609 to their savings. 'Newsweek' reports that while some may accuse Gen Z of mooching off their parents, analysts suggest it may be a sign of the current state of the economy. Amid surging rent and food prices, many Gen Z-ers are entering low paying jobs while also shouldering massive student debt. There is a clear challenge in the economy today. Driven by a convoluted mix of socioeconomic factors, adults receive help from their parents well into their twenties, thirties, and beyond, Beth Klongpayabal, Savings.com's analytics manager, via 'Newsweek'. For some, it's tempting to simply say that today's young adults are just mooches and that a strong foot in the rear will launch them into normal, independent adulthood, Beth Klongpayabal, Savings.com's analytics manager, via 'Newsweek'. For some, it's tempting to simply say that today's young adults are just mooches and that a strong foot in the rear will launch them into normal, independent adulthood, Beth Klongpayabal, Savings.com's analytics manager, via 'Newsweek'. That may be gratifying for parents who are tired of footing the bill, but it doesn't solve or even properly describe the economic factors at play, such as rising housing costs, Beth Klongpayabal, Savings.com's analytics manager, via 'Newsweek'. 'Newsweek' reports that many parents are also facing job insecurity and record amounts of debt, painting a dire picture of a multigenerational economic crisis. 'Newsweek' reports that many parents are also facing job insecurity and record amounts of debt, painting a dire picture of a multigenerational economic crisis

US Refrains to Speak on Pakistan's Allegations Against India on Extra Judicial Killings| Oneindia

The US cautiously responds to allegations of India's involvement in killings in Pakistan, refraining from direct intervention but urging dialogue to prevent escalation. The Guardian's report cited India's RAW orchestrating assassinations, drawing criticism and strong rebuttals from Indian officials. Pakistan condemned Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh's remarks as provocative, emphasizing its commitment to regional peace amidst escalating tensions between the two nations. #Pakistan #India #MatthewMiller #JoeBiden #RAW #RajnathSingh #PMModi #Pakistanterrorists #Usnews #Worldnews #Oneindia #Oneindianews ~PR.152~ED.155~GR.125~HT.96~

Ministers depart Cabinet office amid Tory donor race row

Ministers have departed the weekly Cabinet meeting in Downing Street amid growing pressure to return the money given by a major Tory donor who has become embroiled in a race row. Conservative Party donor Frank Hester is reported to have said left-wing MP Diane Abbott "should be shot" at a meeting in 2019 – according to an investigation by The Guardian newspaper. Tory opponents, including Labour's Sarah Jones, have urged the governing party to give back the cash Mr Hester has donated. Report by Kennedyl. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn

Minister reacts to Tory donor accused of racist remarks

Energy minister Graham Stuart says the Tory donor at the centre of a new race row has ‘rightly apologised’ for remarks allegedly made about the former Labour MP Diane Abbott. Conservative Party donor Frank Hester is reported to have said Ms Abbott ‘should be shot’ at a meeting in 2019 – according to an investigation by The Guardian newspaper. But Mr Stuart has warned against the ‘cancel culture’ and questions whether Mr Hester should be ‘destroyed’ for saying ‘unacceptable things’. Report by Kennedyl. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn