More Filipino millennials, Gen Zs get side jobs: Survey


About 40 per cent of both generational groups believed their side jobs helped them develop important skills and relationships. - Bloomberg

MANILA (Philippine Daily/Asia News Network): More Filipino millennials and Gen Zs have taken either a part- or full-time paying job on top of their primary job just to make ends meet, according to the results of the Deloitte 2023 Millennial and Gen Z survey released on Monday (June 12).

The survey, conducted from November to December 2022, showed that 71 per cent of Filipino millennials and 65 per cent of Filipino Gen Zs have taken additional jobs – an increase from the previous year’s results of 61 per cent and 64 per cent, respectively.

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