Which group of workers has no expectation that employers will be loyal and does not feel that they owe their companies strong loyalty in return?
A) younger workers
B) older workers
C) workers with disabilities
D) women

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Younger workers, typically defined as those under 35 years old, tend to have a more flexible approach to employment and place a higher value on career development and work-life balance than on loyalty to their employer. They also tend to change jobs more frequently, and therefore may not have the same level of expectation for employer loyalty or feel a strong obligation to be loyal themselves.

Which Group of Workers Has No Expectation That Employers Will