[Resolute Conservative]

Millennials are not loyal to anything except themselves.

[Old Sarge]

A-friggin-MEN

[wku man]

They learned it (and the art of blaming everyone else for their problems) on their parents, the Xers. In the interest of full disclosure, I'm an Xer.

Scouts Out! Cavalry Ho!

[Trapped Behind Enemy Lines]

Stability like conservatism, I think are values which usually mature with age. And that applies to responsible voting behavior as well.

[Vendome]

And employers are?

[chajin]

Millennials are not loyal to anything except themselves.

It works both ways; they know that they're the first to be bumped out in any "rightsizing."

My Millennial son is 30 with a civil engineering BS and a Masters in Urban Planning. He's worked three jobs, a private firm in Tampa, the Waukesha WI transportation planning, and then took a sideways move to Phoenix last year, where he seems to actually be settling in for the long haul, he likes the work and they're less likely to lay him off than in other places he's looked into.

[Salgak]

And neither are employers, for the most part. . . do a good job, but corporate needs change ? Gone. .

[tbw2]

If they’ve come of age in an era where companies have no loyalty to anyone, cutting people at 40 because they are too expensive, why be loyal to anyone but themselves (in the workplace)?

[SgtHooper]

And to parents soon to die and bequeath over assets, which means the kids will not need to work at all.