"Young college graduates are having more difficulty landing work than earlier cohorts. They are more likely to be unemployed and have to search longer for a job than earlier generations of young adults.
But the picture is consistently bleaker for less-educated workers: On a range of measures, they not only fare worse than the college-educated, but they are doing worse than earlier generations at a similar age."
- In your opinion, what is the most interesting finding in this study?
- What is the major disparity between this generation and the ones before it, and why is it described as so significant in the article?
- How is this study relevant to your future plans?
- What was the living wage for your future career?
- Is this a useful tool in planning your future? Why or why not?
