The young and the jobless: why those new to the workforce stand to lose the most.(Youth And Politics)
American Prospect, The, October, 2003 by Bernstein, Jared
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It's not easy being young today. While America moves through an economic recovery, young workers are being left behind. And that's largely because, since the recovery officially began in November 2001, employment is down by more than a million. Of the 10 economic expansions since World War II, this is the first in which jobs have taken so long to appear.
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And among those hurting the most, in terms of employment and wages, are young people in the early stages of their careers. This is true among low-wage earners, who commonly suffer when the economy slows down. But it's also true ...
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