U.S. teens (16-19) who are enrolled and working 1985-2021, by gender
In the United States, more teenage girls tend to be employed while in school than teenage boys. In 2021, about 21.7 percent of young women ages 16 to 19 were enrolled in school and employed. In comparison, about 17.2 percent of young men ages 16 to 19 were enrolled in school and employed in the same year.
