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Teens Face Challenges in Finding Summer Jobs Amid Economic Uncertainty
- Challenger, Gray and Christmas predict that in 2025, the increase in summer job opportunities for teenagers in the United States will be smaller than at any time since 2010.
- This forecast follows tariff-related economic uncertainty that may cause businesses to delay summer hiring and increase concerns about consumer spending.
- Allison Shrivastava from Indeed’s Hiring Lab highlights increased interest in summer positions, leading to heightened competition for common roles such as camp counselors and lifeguards.
- Shrivastava noted that demand for summer positions has increased compared to past years, resulting in heightened competition, even as overall hiring trends show a slowdown.
- Teens face a challenging summer job market amid economic uncertainty, but jobs in traditional in-person roles such as administrative positions and camp activities remain available.
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Financial PostWhen summer jobs go horribly wrong: This B.C. man has a warning for young workers
When Darcy Kulai was a 20-year-old university student and aspiring athlete, he made the fateful decision to take a summer job at the local sawmill in Ladysmith.
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WorkSafeBC urges caution as injury rates among young workers remain steady - OHS Canada Magazine
Credit: WorkSafeBC. As summer approaches, many young British Columbians are preparing to enter the workforce for the first time. WorkSafeBC is reminding employers of their responsibility to provide proper training, orientation, and supervision to young and new workers. “Young workers are highly vulnerable to workplace injuries,” says Angelique Prince, director of prevention programs and services at WorkSafeBC. “Inexperience, inadequate training …
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