Teens who don’t have summer jobs miss out on valuable work experience — and on prime years to invest their income.

Longer-term trends show a decline in youth summer employment, but a Raleigh ice-cream chain is bucking the odds.

The earliest data for 2026's summer jobs season came in trending downward for U.S. teens. Overall, a seasonally-adjusted ...

Many factors are contributing to the competition for entry-level jobs: AI, inflation, tariffs, even those oil tankers stuck ...

Teen summer job hiring is at a record low in 2026. Here are 4 ways teens can land their first job even in the toughest market ...

Summer hiring is expected to be the lowest on record for teens. Jobs may be more scarce, but there are still opportunities if ...

Teen summer jobs could hit a record low in 2026. Here's what's behind the decline and how some cities are helping.

Discover the best side hustles for teens! Learn about dog walking, golf caddying, and web design for lucrative teen jobs.

Teenagers have long marked the start of summer with first jobs at local restaurants, pools, camps or retail stores. But federal labor data and many teens’ real-life experiences suggest those ...

Nationally, only 790,000 summer jobs are predicted for teens this year. One Albuquerque staple says it’s hiring every week.

From shifting interests among young workers to rising costs for employers, both teens and small businesses say this summer's ...