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Losing faith in their futures: Jobs gloom among young people triples prompting some to stop bothering to work hard and save
Jobs gloom among young people has tripled, leading some to abandon efforts to work hard and save for the future. The article highlights growing pessimism about employment prospects and financial security in this demographic.
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