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More young college graduates are living with parents amid job strain
The trend points to weaker employment conditions and also to less stigma around returning home after college.
The New York Times reports that more young college graduates are living with their parents, a shift that underscores changing early career patterns.
The outlet says the increase can signal a weak job market, though it may also reflect reduced stigma for people moving back home after graduation.
Taken together, the development suggests that both labor-market pressure and social attitudes are shaping where young adults live as they start their careers.
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