Getting a job to make some extra cash is as much a part of the summer teen experience as cooling off in an air conditioned movie theater. But this year’s search for work has become a bit of a ...

(NewsNation) — Working a summer job is no longer the rite of passage it once was for American teens. Just over a third of teens ages 16 to 19 have held a paying job for at least part of this summer — ...

The classic American summer job is disappearing. Employers will add just 790,000 jobs for teens ages 16 to 19 this summer. That’s the lowest total since the government began tracking this stuff in ...

Teen summer jobs are at an 80-year low. Employers are hiring fewer young people, citing an experience gap and rising minimum wages that make inexperienced youth less attractive. This decline deprives ...