Summer job numbers for teens are lower now than they were in the past. A significant decline is noted when comparing current figures to those from years ago.
Pew reports that this summer, fewer than 40 percent of teens have been employed in paying positions. This represents a drop from the levels seen around the turn of the century.
Further information on this trend can be found through Pew, which has analyzed the shift in teen summer employment rates over time.
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