Why Millennials Can't Find Work And How We Get Them Hired

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Why Millennials Can't Find Work And How We Get Them Hired Six years have passed since the financial crisis shook the global world order to its core. While many point to improving unemployment numbers as signs of real recovery, Americans are still hurting. Millennials have been hit especially hard, with unemployment stuck in the double digits and depressed salaries. Read More > SHARE: FORBES Twitter Chat: Kathryn Dill On Why Millennials Can't Find Work And How We Get Them Hired FORBES staff writer Kathryn Dill has experienced the effects of this awful job market for 20-somethings, and as a careers writer, she knows what ails our job market. FORBES is hosting one of our #AskForbes Twitter chats today at 3 p.m. with Dill to answer your questions.Read More > SHARE: WATCH VIDEO  Why Saving Now Matters For Millennials If you’re in your twenties, retirement can feel too far away to even think about. But if you start saving now, you could have an extra six figures by the time you retire. SHARE: Why Nobody In The Silk Road Trial Likes Jury Nullification Ulbricht’s defense team seems to find the possibility of an anonymous jury to be highly objectionable—possibly because of its use in mafia trials. Read More > SHARE: Elon Musk's Next Plan: Millions Of Tesla Electric Cars And Factories On Three Continents Tesla Motors CEO, in Detroit to urge automakers to increase their investment in electric cars, said his company could build as many as 2 million cars by 2025, which would require factories in China, Europe and a second U.S. location, most likely on the East Coast. Read More > SHARE: WATCH VIDEO  Elon Musk Be Crazy This billionaire entrepreneur has a big net worth and even bigger dreams. SHARE: No, Apple Camera Rumor Does Not Mean The End For GoPro Investors shouldn't buy into the fact that Apple is making an action camera to compete with GoPro. Read More > SHARE: These Countries Have The Most Women In Management Positions According to the International Labor Organization (ILO), just under 60 percent of the Caribbean island nation’s management force is female, the highest level anywhere in the world. Read More > SHARE: The States People Are Fleeing More people are moving out of New Jersey than are moving in. The same is true for New York and Illinois. Read More > SHARE: