Hong Kong’s Gen Z and millennial workers are quick to quit their jobs. Here’s why


Gen Z and millennial workers in Hong Kong frequently think about leaving their jobs, with most saying better financial support would help improve job satisfaction and productivity, according to a recent report, which showed a strong link between financial and mental well-being.

More than 80 per cent of workers believe being financially prepared would help them be less distracted and more productive at work, according to a recent report by mental health and well-being support platform Intellect, and Singaporean digital wealth platform Endowus.

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