"I got my first summer job around age 11 when my elderly neighbor asked me to weed her garden.
As I advanced through middle and high school, that once a month money-making enterprise expanded into bigger and better paying jobs – and more dealings with the general public.
While such an experience may seem like a natural progression of life, recent reports suggest such an idea is not necessarily the case.
In fact, data shows a steady downward trend in the number of teens who get summer jobs. (Chart)
According to a recent article from Market Watch, the reason why teen employment is in decline is one we’ve heard before: young people aren’t interested in work..."
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