Historically, young people suffer the worst during an economic downturn, but rarely have they struggled as much as they do now. Normally, young people have the least work experience and little to no proof that they can apply what they learned in college to the labor force. They struggle to find work as their hopes for the future diminish, and they have the economy to blame.
In this job market, not only do young people have the most to prove to prospective employers, but they also have to fight against more experienced workers who refuse to retire because the uncertainty of the economy, their retirements and pensions.
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