Robert Sainz

Los Angeles Community Development Department

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Assistant General Manager of the Los Angeles Community Development Department

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It's not a pretty picture for job-seeking youth this summer. Employment opportunities for those under 25 are expected to be the worst in decades.

A Long, Idle Summer for America's Youth

It's not a pretty picture for job-seeking youth this summer. Employment opportunities for those under 25 are expected to be the worst in decades.

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