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The "missing middle" of small businesses with Shamina Singh

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Accelerating financial health for garment workers

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During the early stages of the pandemic, young workers faced a significant decline in economic mobility and higher unemployment rates due to limited job availability. Three years later, young workers have witnessed improvements in employment opportunities and wages, contrasting the negative trend observed after the 2008 recession. These positive changes emphasize the importance of protecting young workers during economic crises and highlight areas that still require attention to ensure their economic mobility.

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Young Workers' Economic Mobility has Improved Since the Start of the Pandemic, but Work Remains to Solidify These Gains

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