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Teen Summer Job Blues : Congressional Inaction Has Contributed To A Record Low Summer Youth Employment Rate, Andrew Sum, Joseph Mclaughlin, Ishwar Khatiwada
Teen Summer Job Blues : Congressional Inaction Has Contributed To A Record Low Summer Youth Employment Rate, Andrew Sum, Joseph Mclaughlin, Ishwar Khatiwada
Ishwar Khatiwada
No abstract provided.
The Continued Collapse Of The Nation’S Teen Summer Job Market: Who Worked In The Summer Of 2011?, Andrew Sum, Ishwar Khatiwada
The Continued Collapse Of The Nation’S Teen Summer Job Market: Who Worked In The Summer Of 2011?, Andrew Sum, Ishwar Khatiwada
Ishwar Khatiwada
No abstract provided.
The Demise Of The Summer Job Market For The Nation’S Youngest Teens (16-17) And The Depressed Jobs Market For Low Income Teens: The Case For A National Public Policy Response, Andrew Sum, Ishwar Khatiwada, Joseph Mclaughlin
The Demise Of The Summer Job Market For The Nation’S Youngest Teens (16-17) And The Depressed Jobs Market For Low Income Teens: The Case For A National Public Policy Response, Andrew Sum, Ishwar Khatiwada, Joseph Mclaughlin
Andrew Sum
No abstract provided.
The Collapse Of The 2008 Summer Teen Job Market: A Record 60 Year Employment Low For The Nation’S Teens, Andrew Sum, Joseph Mclaughlin, Ishwar Khatiwada
The Collapse Of The 2008 Summer Teen Job Market: A Record 60 Year Employment Low For The Nation’S Teens, Andrew Sum, Joseph Mclaughlin, Ishwar Khatiwada
Andrew Sum
No abstract provided.
National Teen Summer Employment Rate Drops To New Low; Summer 2007 Lowest June-July Employment Rate For Teens In Post-World War Ii History; Black And Low Income Teens Face Bleakest Job Prospects, Andrew Sum, Joseph Mclaughlin
National Teen Summer Employment Rate Drops To New Low; Summer 2007 Lowest June-July Employment Rate For Teens In Post-World War Ii History; Black And Low Income Teens Face Bleakest Job Prospects, Andrew Sum, Joseph Mclaughlin
Andrew Sum
No abstract provided.