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Low employment rates for younger Millennials have been blamed on the economy, but the number of teens with summer jobs has fallen steadily since the late 1970s, even through boom times, and those who say they don’t want a job has steadily increased.

May 13 2014

Low employment rates for younger Millennials have been blamed on the economy, but the number of teens with summer jobs has fallen steadily since the late 1970s, even through boom times, and those who say they don’t want a job has steadily increased. (MarketWatch)

Low employment rates for younger Millennials have been blamed on the economy, but the number of teens with summer jobs has fallen steadily since the late 1970s, even through boom times, and those who say they don’t want a job has steadily increased.

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