claim: twenty percent of single adults, ages 21 to 25 with no kids, "are not working or even in school trying to find a job."
author: paul ryan
evidence_1: may 24, 2016 ... some continue in school full time, some combine work and school, and others ...  market indicators among teens aged 16–19 and young adults aged 20–24. ...  people without post-secondary credentials do much worse in the labor ... fewer  people are looking for work, not that more people are finding jobs.
evidence_2: jul 17, 2018 ... child nutrition programs ... snap rules require all recipients meet work  requirements unless they are ... the ages of 18 and 49 who has no dependents  and is not disabled. ... abawds can only get snap for 3 months in 3 years if they  do not meet ... (even when abawd time limits are waived, general work ...
evidence_3: feb 8, 2016 ... there is no single profile. ... about a quarter have less than a high school  education, and more ... most childless adults on snap who can work do so. ... are  even lower — just 17 percent of poverty — for those not working 20 or ... to poor  working-age adults with no children at home and no severe disability.
evidence_4: sep 23, 2016 ... "with a job, it's always been up in the air with the amount of work i put in and the  reward." ... the decision may not even be completely conscious, but surveys ... as  of last year, 22 percent of men between the ages of 21 and 30 with less ... young  men without college degrees have replaced 75 percent of the ...
evidence_5: sep 10, 2014 ... two-thirds of people over 50 have financially supported a child 21 or older ...  research center report shows even more startling figures: among adults ages ...  as a result, there is no longer a stigma to living at home while you pay ... once  again to where twentysomethings can go to graduate school or try a ...