Respecting employees, giving them legitimate and material opportunities, and not wasting their time or insulting their intelligence is one of the strongest ways to retain them.

In 2016, 13.5% of those between 30-34 lived with their parents, and it's been rising.

Also in 2011, 73% of 25-29 year olds have never been married where in 1981 it was 26%. I mean, how can you marry when you can't even get a place of your own? How will people even seriously think about having kids if having a home of their own becomes more and more of a pipe dream?

It sucks out there. I got a good job right out of university at a growing company which put me in a much better financial position than many of those around my age. I'm in my mid 30s and while i could afford a small place, the idea of owning a multiple bedroom place or a house just seems completely out of reach. Pretty much everyone I know that owns in my age range has two incomes and moved away from the city.

I don't see how anyone younger than me has a chance to do it without help from family.

All its going to take currently is a precipitating event.