A couple years ago, these job seekers could ‘get away with anything.’ Now it’s getting a lot harder for them to get hired.
The U.S. job market is cooling down. Teen and twentysomething workers are going to be among the first to feel it.
The country’s youngest employees, aged 16 to 24, will be among the earliest and hardest-hit by a weakening labor market, making goals like landing a summer gig or breaking into the working world out of college harder to pull off. Some workers are already feeling the effects.
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