Unemployment has dropped to its lowest rate in seven years, but that news “means nothing to Millennials.” Other data shows that 44% of college grads are in low-wage jobs with few prospects, and the number of young consumers who make less than $25K is at its highest point since the ‘90s.

Unemployment has dropped to its lowest rate in seven years, but that news “means nothing to Millennials.” Other data shows that 44% of college grads are in low-wage jobs with few prospects, and the number of young consumers who make less than $25K is at its highest point since the ‘90s. Employers’ hesitance to hire inexperienced workers, Boomers’ delayed retirement, and more jobs becoming obsolete due to technology are all contributing forces challenging the new generation of workers. (Forbes)