Help Wanted — But Not Really
What once was a familiar sign of opportunity is now just another piece of marketing. Generation Z is entering one of the most difficult entry-level job markets in modern American history. The unemployment rate for recent graduates is approximately 5.6%, and the widening inequality gap between upper- and lower-class Americans is worsening living conditions for new-grad hires. Research from the Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research shows that students who graduate during...
