America's teens are no longer working at the rate of their parents, as the recession-driven collapse in the teen workforce has collided with new priorities for our nation's youth.

The big picture... "Researchers have suggested multiple reasons why fewer young people are working," Pew's Drew Desilver reports:

• "Fewer low-skill, entry-level jobs (such as sales clerks or office assistants) than in decades past."
• "More schools ending in late June and restarting before Labor Day."
• "More students enrolled in high school or college over the summer."
• "More teens doing unpaid community service work as part of their graduation requirements or to burnish their college applications."
• "More students taking unpaid internships, which the Bureau of Labor Statistics doesn’t count as being employed."

Where they're working: "Nearly 2.1 million of the estimated 6.2 million teens who were employed last July (33.8%) worked in 'accommodation and food services' ... compared with 1.9 million (22.6%) in July 2000."

Where they're not: "Last July, just over 1.3 million teens worked in the retail sector, compared with more than 2 million in July 2000 – a 35.3% drop. Retail accounted for 21.4% of teen summer jobs in July 2017, down from 24% in July 2000."

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