They have been accused of having "high demands".
Gen Z are being accused of having "notions" in the workplace.
It follows comments from actress and film-maker Jodie Foster, who told The Guardian she's "annoyed" by her colleagues born in the mid-to-late 90s and early 2010s.
A midlands recruitment expert says he agrees members of Gen Z can have "high expectations and high demands".
Camross' Colin Donnery of FRS Recruitment, says that may not always be a bad thing:
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