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Braedon Leslie2021

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Generation Z Perceptions of a Positive Workplace Environment

Braedon Leslie · Claire Anderson · Cole Bickham · Julia Horman · Audrey Overly · Claire Gentry +2 more

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Year2021

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Published2021-03-06

VenueEmployee Responsibilities and Rights Journal

ISSN-L0892-7545

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Citations105

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