Scary Stats on Jobs and Young Adults
April 13, 2010 by Hayden Shumsky
Filed under College Newswire
PEW CENTER SURVEY SHOWS 20% OF 26-YEAR-OLDS LIVING WITH THEIR PARENTS IN 2006, BEFORE RECESSION. CURRENT RATE ESTIMATED AT 35-50%. 10 PERCENT OF ADULTS YOUNGER THAN 35 MOVED IN WITH PARENTS IN LAST YEAR.
BUREAU OF LABOR REPORTS THAT 19.4 % OF 25-YEAR-OLDS CURRENTLY UNEMPLOYED
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