Class of 2013 Likely to Face Tough Start in Tight Job Market
High school and college graduates are still being hobbled by years of weak economic growth and an extremely tight job market, and that difficult start in the job market could impact the Class of 2013 for years to come, a new analysis finds.
An average of 29.9 percent of high school grads between ages 17 and 20 who weren't enrolled in further schooling were unemployed and actively looking for work between March 2012 and February of 2013.
According to EPI's analysis, the Class of 2013 could be earning less than they might have in a stronger economy for as long as 10 or 15 years.
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High school and college graduates are still being hobbled by years of weak economic growth and an extremely tight job market, and that difficult start in the job market could impact the Class of 2013 for years to come, a new analysis finds.
An average of 29.9 percent of high school grads between ages 17 and 20 who weren't enrolled in further schooling were unemployed and actively looking for work between March 2012 and February of 2013.
According to EPI's analysis, the Class of 2013 could be earning less than they might have in a stronger economy for as long as 10 or 15 years.
News keeps getting better and better.
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