(Washington Examiner) — The job market is beginning to thaw for teens and recent college graduates, but the slow pace of recovery remains a significant barrier to short-term earnings and long-term career possibilities. Traditional summer jobs — from selling clothes at the Gap to lifeguarding to serving food at Applebee’s — remain filled largely by older workers displaced from more lucrative positions by the recession or in need of extra cash to recoup lost savings.
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