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13-Year-Olds Have Problems at Work, Too

First publishedAug 2, 09:01 UTC
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13-Year-Olds Have Problems at Work, Too
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What to do when the boys at the pool aren’t pulling their weight.

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{"The article talks about 13-year-olds who work at a pool.","It says these young workers sometimes do not do their fair share of the work.","The piece gives advice to supervisors on how to handle the situation."}

Why it matters

{"Many teenagers take summer jobs, and understanding their challenges helps employers support them.","Readers can learn how to encourage responsibility and teamwork in young workers."}

In brief
What kind of job are the 13-year-olds doing?
They are working at a pool, likely as helpers or lifeguards.
What does the article suggest supervisors do?
It suggests giving clear expectations and feedback to improve teamwork.
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