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Employment for teens is more than a paycheck
July 2009 · Kristen Lopez Eastlick · Schenectady Daily Gazette
The June 27 article “Teens having trouble finding summer jobs” acknowledged the high unemployment rate for teens, but only touched upon the negative long-term problems these skyrocketing unemployment rates cause for teens. A study out of Stanford University found that those who as youths experienced especially long periods of unemployment were particularly prone to negative long-term effects on future wages and employment. And research from the University… -
Larger impacts
June 2009 · Kristen Lopez Eastlick · Naples Daily New
Editor, Daily News: The June 12 article “Teens having a hard time in today’s job market” acknowledged the high unemployment rate for teens, but failed to mention the negative long-term problems these sky-rocketing unemployment rates cause for teens. A study out of Stanford University found that those who as youths experienced especially long periods of unemployment were particularly prone to negative long-term effects on future wages and… -
Teens’ job risks
June 2009 · Kristen Lopez Eastlick · Miami Herald
While the June 7 article Older workers muscling out teens for summer jobs accurately cited a rising minimum wage as a prime cause of high teen unemployment, it didn’t mention long-term problems it causes teens. A Stanford University study found that youths who experienced long periods of unemployment were prone to negative long-term effects regarding future wages and employment. Research from the University of North Carolina found… -
Teens shut out of job market miss valuable lessons
June 2009 · Kristen Lopez Eastlick · Biloxi Sun Herald
While the June 7 article “Older workers muscling out teens for summer jobs” accurately cited a rising minimum wage as being a prime cause of high teen unemployment, it didn’t mention the negative long-term problems that skyrocketing unemployment rates cause for teens. A study out of Stanford University found that those who as youths experienced especially long periods of unemployment were particularly prone to negative long-term effects… -
Teens’ bleak job outlook: Policies do have impact
June 2009 · Kristen Lopez Eastlick · Jackson Citizen Patriot
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The June 6 article, “Teens in area, state face very tough summer job market,” acknowledged the high unemployment rate for teens, but failed to mention the negative long-term problems these skyrocketing unemployment rates cause for teens. A study out of Stanford University found that those who as youths experienced especially long periods of unemployment were particularly prone to negative long-term effects on future wages… -
Unemployed teens face future problems
June 2009 · Kristen Lopez Eastlick · Chattanooga Times Free Press
The June 8 article “Steep competition for jobs” acknowledged the high unemployment rate for teens but failed to mention the negative long-term problems these skyrocketing unemployment rates cause for teens. A study out of Stanford University found that those who as youths experienced especially long periods of unemployment were particularly prone to negative long-term effects on future wages and employment. And research from the University of North…