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Gen Z founders are hiring while Boomers’ corporate America freezes out—‘I’ve already proven to myself that I can thrive in this’
A low-hire, low-fire labor market has made breaking into the workforce brutally hard for Gen Z.
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A low-hire, low-fire labor market has made breaking into the workforce brutally hard for Gen Z. But while most young people are struggling to land their first opportunity, some have jumped the line by building their own small businesses and startups—and young founders are now ramping up hiring even as companies across industries slow theirs. New data from the Q3 2026 Small Business Index , produced by Justworks and the U.S.
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