Summer jobs have been teenagers' rite of passage for generations—from scooping ice cream and babysitting, to lifeguarding and bagging groceries. But as a hiring freeze has taken over the labor market, ...

Teen summer jobs are at an 80-year low. Employers are hiring fewer young people, citing an experience gap and rising minimum wages that make inexperienced youth less attractive. This decline deprives ...

Only a third of teens work summer jobs today, down from over half a generation ago. Here's what they're missing out on.

The number of teens working summer jobs just reached a 77-year low. Today, Challenger, Gray & Christmas (CGC), an employment coaching firm, announced that this will likely the lowest teen summer ...

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SEATTLE—While a significant number of students come into college with prior work experiences, fewer are able to translate those skills into the language of employers. Two researchers from the ...

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