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Today’s College Grads Face Far Higher Unemployment Rates. Compared to their older peers, today’s college grads face higher rates of…
Read More (Reason #33: Today’s College Grads Face Far Higher Unemployment Rates)In the Last Six Years, 99% of Net Job Growth Has Been Among Older Workers. The vast majority of job…
Read More (Reason #32: In the Last Six Years, 99% of Net Job Growth Has Been Among Older Workers)Young People Aren’t Joining the Workforce. Nearly half of young adults ages 16-24 are not participating in the workforce. Source:…
Read More (Reason #31: Young People Aren’t Joining the Workforce)Half of College Grads Are Still Relying on their Parents after Graduation. Half of graduates are still relying on their…
Read More (Reason #30: Half of College Grads Are Still Relying on their Parents after Graduation)Record Share of Adult Children Are Living with their Parents. There are more adult children living with their parents than…
Read More (Reason #29: Record Share of Adult Children Are Living with their Parents)The Unemployment Rate for Young People Is 13.6 Percent. Individuals aged 16-24 have an unemployment rate that is more than…
Read More (Reason #28: The Unemployment Rate for Young People Is 13.6 Percent)Economic Conditions of Today’s Youth Brand Them a “Lost Generation.” Years after the recession officially ended, many young high school…
Read More (Reason #27: Economic Conditions of Today’s Youth Brand Them a “Lost Generation”)Democrats’ $1 Trillion Stimulus Didn’t Create Construction Jobs Like They Promised. In January 2009, the Administration promised their stimulus would…
Read More (Reason #26: Democrats’ $1 Trillion Stimulus Didn’t Create Construction Jobs Like They Promised)Democrats’ $1 Trillion Stimulus Didn’t Create Manufacturing Jobs Like They Promised. In January 2009, the Administration promised their stimulus would…
Read More (Reason #25: Democrats’ $1 Trillion Stimulus Didn’t Create Manufacturing Jobs Like They Promised)Most Job Growth during the “Recovery” in Lower-Wage Occupations. The mid- and high-wage jobs lost during the recession were replaced…
Read More (Reason #24: Most Job Growth during the “Recovery” in Lower-Wage Occupations)