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4 Ways Generation Y is Being Taken for a Ride (and 3 Ways it’s Pushing Back)
Youth unemployment is sky-rocketing and Cameron is seeking to take away benefits from young people. Against this trend of declining living standards, students in the US are organising debt strikes and in the UK youth-led workers' co-operatives are multiplying.