Xers a world away

Ut-oh, the continent that gave us AC/DC seem to be going through the same early middle age experiences as those in the U.S.

SEVENTY per cent of Generation X employees in Australia are unhappy with their work conditions, a report has revealed.

The study, by organisational culture firm Human Synergistics, found Generation X felt less valued than their younger Generation Y and baby boomer counterparts.

It showed people in their 30s who were moving up to middle-management positions no longer felt challenged and appreciated by their employers.

Australia has contributed much to the world, and quite a lot to my own society, but sadly I often associate their country with this:

For the record: this song didn't suck.