US labour market is becoming a two-tier economy as younger workers struggle to break in; expert explains how
America’s labour market is increasingly splitting along generational lines, with younger workers facing higher unemployment and weaker access to good entry-level jobs. Business columnist Rana Aylin Foroohar says the trend is making the US look more like Italy, with declining mobility and a widening gap between established and younger workers.
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