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Protecting Teens at Work<\/strong><\/p>\n I know I’ve said it and maybe you have too \u201cWhy don\u2019t kids work like we did?\u201d In fact, I saw a report on the news just this morning about the decreased number of teens in the workplace. It\u2019s easy to criticize and believe they are just lazy or uninterested, but then you\u2019d be guilty of the very same discrimination that is keeping many teens from getting to work. The issue has come to such critical mass that the EEOC has began a new initiative to aid what they call the \u201cnew minorities.\u201d The youngest workers, in the US at least, our high school students face many issues from discrimination, harassment, mistreatment, pay violations and the list goes on. For this reason the EEOC started their Youth@Work<\/a> Initiative<\/a><\/span>, helping to educate students about their rights in the workplace, but also about their responsibilities at work. Part of the initiative includes round table discussions with representatives from the teen community with leaders in industry and the EEOC to help facilitate solutions to the issues they face.<\/p>\n