Teen jobs dropped 25 percent last summer compared to the year before, marking a 77-year low that could be topped this year.

Teens face challenges in finding summer jobs as technology takes over entry-level positions.

Summer jobs for younger teens can help teach responsibility, work ethic and money skills while reducing screen time.

As it turns out, the summer job market for teens is harder than ever.

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

Many factors are contributing to the competition for entry-level jobs: AI, inflation, tariffs, even those oil tankers stuck in the Persian Gulf. But all signs are pointing to 2026 being the worst job ...

Employers on Long Island and nationwide are cutting back on teen hiring due to inflation and higher operational costs for ...

For many teens, finding a summer job has become a full-time job itself, as a national trend impacts kids in Colorado.

A historically brutal summer job market driven by inflation and automation is forcing struggling students to abandon ...