Gen Z Is Toxic for Companies, Employers Believe

In the survey, 68 percent of small business owners said Gen Zers were the 'least reliable' of all their employees.

Companies are struggling to operate as Gen Z enters the workforce at higher rates, and a growing majority of employers say the younger generation is toxic for their business.That's the latest from a new Freedom Economy Index report conducted by PublicSquare and RedBalloon this month. In the survey, 68 percent of small business owners said Gen Zers were the 'least reliable' of all their employees.

But naturally there will be downsides for employers who want solely obedient workers.'You can't intimidate them the way you could with millennials, nor do they have the Gen X apathy,' Space said.Space said that as a consultant, he has told companies that they should be thinking less about how to get their money and more about how to get Gen Z approval for long-term success.

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