CNBC: Millennials Left Behind?
Young Invincibles’ Executive Director Jen Mishory explains the drop in wages for young adults on CNBC’s Closing Bell:
Young Invincibles’ Executive Director Jen Mishory explains the drop in wages for young adults on CNBC’s Closing Bell:
By Tami Luhby “The unemployment rate remained steady at 5.8%, according the government report released Friday. That’s down from 7% this time last year. Hiring blew out the consensus forecast from economists surveyed by CNNMoney, who expected a gain of 228,000...
By Emily DeRuy “Young workers between the ages of 18 and 34 are disproportionately likely to work in industries where median wages have declined or remained unchanged over the last decade, according to a new report from Young Invincibles… While...
By Jonnelle Marte “Amanda Healy has worked for three companies in the last three years. She’s had her current job as a marketing manager for TIBCO Software Inc. for about eight months — and she hopes to stay there for the long...
By Christina Postolowski This post originally appeared in Policy Mic. As U.S. student loan debt has grown to nearly $1 trillion, the number of young borrowers falling behind on their payments is also on the rise. According to a new report by the New...