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Grab your work wear, your lifeguard gear and your spatula, kids, because experts expect this summer’s job outlook for teen employment to be good, if not excellent.
Fluorescent orange rescue tube in hand, 17-year-old Lee Huang said he got his start in the workforce a couple of years ago. The senior at Henrietta Lacks Health and Bioscience High School has spent the last couple of summers working as a staff member at the summer camps hosted by Vancouver Parks and Recreation.
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