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Banks are in an arms race of sorts to boost benefits for young employees, hoping to encourage them to stick around. Many millennials — generally thought of as between 20 and 36 years old — only plan to stay with their current employer for a few years, according to recent surveys. When it comes down to it, though, young people also say they want many of the same things as their older peers: good pay, nice benefits and chance for career advancement.

We sifted through the plethora of surveys about millennials in the workplace. Here’s what we found.
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