Generational differences in the workplace
C. Generation X / p. 19 D. Generation Y / p. 20 Additional resources / p. 20. Generational differences in the workplace 1 Introduction Working age Americans in 2008 fell into four main generations, a generation being defined as an identifiable group that shares birth years,
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