As a teenager, there are many events happening in my life. Sometimes I find it hard to keep up. Between school, friends, girlfriends, family, church, and just being a kid, I cannot imagine trying to keep a part-time job as well. However, there are more teenagers in the job force than ever before. Having more time for other obligations and having fewer responsibilities to handle at once are just two of the advantages of not having a part-time job.
First, there are so many different events happening in a teenager's life, that they need the extra time that not having a job gives them. There are carious events that teenagers just need more time for. For example, everyone knows that teens have to go to school. When they are holding down a job as well, their grades all so suffer. Often they are unable to get their homework done, and it is not unusual to find a tired employee sleeping during class. Also, with the constant pressure that society puts on teenagers, they just want to fit in. Thus, they need time to have fun with their friends and to attend social events. When kids are around their friends, they seem to relax and temporarily forget about some of life's hardships. Going to ball games, dances, parties, church, and whatever else teens enjoy doing also lifts their spirits. When a teenager has a job, however, much of this fun has to be sacrificed for work. Last, and maybe most important, an unemployed teenage!.
r has more time to spend with their family. With the struggles that kids face everyday, they need to be able to spend as much quality time in the safe environment of their home, with their families, as they can. A person's family is an important part of their life, especially when they are growing up, and it is sad to miss that because of a job. The benefits of being unemployed are endless.
Another reason for a teenager to remain unemployed is because it gives them fewer responsibilities that they have to handle at once.
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