The Gen Y wants a balance between work and play


By LIZ LEE

They may be labeled spoilt brats. Misunderstood by the preceding generations but Generation Y, refered to in global management consulting firm Hay Group's survey as Gen Yers, is seen to have different priorities and outlook towards what is work and life.

For the group born between 1980 and 2000, Gen Yers' concept towards work and life is proving to be a challenge for employers.

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