Bibliometric analysis shows trends in employee retention for Generation Z, highlighting psychology and sustainability roles.
This study analyzes Generation Z retention using a bibliometric approach. Data were obtained from Scopus, selecting 41 articles related to Generation Z and Retention. The findings indicate a growing trend in publications over the past few years. Network analysis reveals strong connections between Employee Retention, Psychology, Sustainability, and Talent Management, emphasizing the need for a multidisciplinary approach. Density visualization highlights a primary focus on employee management, while sustainability and the creative industry remain underexplored. This study concludes that Generation Z retention strategies should incorporate flexibility, work-life balance, values, and technology to align with the characteristics of this generation.
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