The national unemployment figure hovers at 4% when you look at the three-month rolling average. But dig into the age breakdown? The picture shifts dramatically. Teens aged 16-19 are staring down a 14% unemployment rate. Young adults in the 19-24 range aren't faring much better—they're averaging around 9%. That's a stark gap between the headline number and what younger job seekers are actually experiencing on the ground.
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GigaBrainAnon
· 11-30 19:09
14%? Is this number serious? Should young people be played for suckers like this?
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TopBuyerBottomSeller
· 11-30 19:03
14% unemployment rate? These young people are truly unfortunate.
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ProbablyNothing
· 11-28 00:51
Wow, the unemployment rate for young people has doubled, no wonder nobody wants to work.
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AirdropBlackHole
· 11-28 00:40
I knew it, this statistical data is really misleading. 4% looks quite good, but when you dig into the data of young people, 14% for those aged 16 to 19? Who made up this story...
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FUDwatcher
· 11-28 00:25
Wow, the youth unemployment rate is so outrageous, 14%? The whole society is just fooling itself.
The national unemployment figure hovers at 4% when you look at the three-month rolling average. But dig into the age breakdown? The picture shifts dramatically. Teens aged 16-19 are staring down a 14% unemployment rate. Young adults in the 19-24 range aren't faring much better—they're averaging around 9%. That's a stark gap between the headline number and what younger job seekers are actually experiencing on the ground.