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Decline of Summer Jobs for Teens
Teen summer jobs are at an 80-year low due to employers hiring fewer youth, citing experience gaps and rising minimum wages. This decline restricts teens’ development of skills, work experience, and motivation, potentially fostering pessimism about employment prospects among Generation Z. The article urges policies like minimum wage exemptions and hiring incentives to reverse this trend and support youth workforce entry.
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