Younger workers are taking over the jobs market in many cities.
At least it can seem that way, according to a CareerBuilder study on which cities are gaining — and losing — the most millennials, and which have the most rapidly aging workforce.
Young people looking for work in their chosen fields — or, sometimes, for any work at all — are increasingly gravitating toward some cities while leaving others behind.
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