It isn’t hard to find a workaholic among 19-to-35-year-olds.

It isn’t hard to find a workaholic among 19-to-35-year-olds. According to a Stanford University report, only 50% of adults born in the 1980s have a higher standard of living than their parents had at their age, and with many facing student debt, they’re skipping out on vacation time and working around the clock to earn a living. More than four in 10 Millennials consider themselves “work martyrs” and nearly half want to be seen as such, according to the Project: Time Off survey. (The Boston Globe)