With the U.S. economy gaining steam, employers are finally hiring — and those benefits have spread to most corners of the job market. Even America’s young adults, who bore the brunt of the downturn, are starting to regain their economic footing.
That doesn’t mean all is well for millennials, especially those who entered the workforce when things were at their worst. Improvements in the headline statistics mask some of the longer-lasting effects of the recession. Here are some of the scars that recession graduates may bear for a long time to come.
Dispatches From The Front 