Inquirer Series Focuses On College Graduates Who Can't Find Decent Jobs

Young people are bearing the brunt of the Great Recession and the changes in the American economy. In “Struggling for Work: Broken Dreams of a New Generation,” The Inquirer goes behind the unemployment rates and high college debt to describe the struggles young people are facing and detail what needs changing to help them. To create this series, reporters interviewed more than 280 people — including millennials and their parents. "Play the game appropriately, go to XYZ State University, and, poof, there'll be a good, white-collar job out there," says Peter Cappelli, management professor at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. "But nowadays, that's true only for a small, and getting smaller, section of the workforce." Read more at: 
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