Latino Millennials’ Attitudes Toward the Job Market

on September 5, 2014 in Economy

New job numbers are out which also means the latest Monthly Latino Employment Report is also out. Last month, Latino unemployment fell to 7.5 percent. While there was lower-than-average employment growth overall this August compared to last, there were better outcomes for Latino workers.

This month’s report also takes a closer look at the challenges Millennials of color are facing as they enter the job market.

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