Your Money's Worth- Teens Find Bright Summer Jobs
Teen job prospects look best in over a decade as unemployment dips to around 3.5 percent in June. Labor Department says teen unemployment will likely fall sharply from last summer amid a strong economy, with widespread labor shortages expanding opportunities for youths.
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Teens Face Tough Summers As Job Market Expands
The article notes rising labor demand this summer but warns one in eight teens and a higher share of Black youth still remain unemployed. Employers will favor experienced or trainable workers, with adults and disadvantaged groups getting priority for unskilled roles. It urges teens to seek help, consider volunteering, or pursue educational activities to invest in their future.
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