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The 'apology fatigue' of social media

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How TikTokers make you spend

By Meredith Turits

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World Cup: 'Good, queer joy'

By Aileen Weintraub

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Why workers are getting selfish

By Elizabeth Bennett

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The secret to cult status success

By Lillian Stone

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The fading glamour of hustle culture

By Megan Carnegie

Spotlight on Gen Z

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Why Gen Z are rejecting 'prestige' jobs

By Meredith Turits

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Why workers are live-quitting on TikTok

By Megan Tatum

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Equality Matters

The young workers in a post-Me Too era

By Maddy Savage

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Work: In Progress

The rise of the Gen Z side hustle

By Alex Christian

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The millennials in sexless marriages

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The entry-level workers earning six-figure salaries

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Does 'solo polyamory' mean having it all?

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The parents who sever ties with their children

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The rising curiosity behind open relationships

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‘Situationships’: Why Gen Z are embracing the grey area

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The death of 'mandatory fun' in the office

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The jobs employers just can't fill

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Why workers and employers are ghosting each other