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Boomers Making Room for Younger Generations in the Work Place
It is a common trope among Millennials to be underemployed after achieving a degree, often keeping a job that was only meant to get them through college well past the point of graduation. This story may become less and less common in the coming years, though, as Baby Boomers start to retire en masse. The unemployment rate for recent college graduates is already on a downward trend and shows no signs of letting up. For more reading on this topic visit this article by Jillian Berman with MarketWatch.
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