On this Labor Day weekend, there is much to celebrate.
The overwhelming message is people do want to work — when they’re paid well and respected. Some might be looking for “lazy” jobs, but that’s not the norm. Gen Z has rejected the suits and office rituals of their older colleagues.
They care more about inequality, climate change and mental health. But they are hard-working. We’re all better for it.Editorials represent the views of The Post as an institution, as determined through debate among members ofMembers of the Editorial Board and areas of focus:
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