amusement park concession owner to find out how to get the most from today s teen workers. summer means fun back in my day i would have been ott at work on time, been in uniform. in 56-year-old ken whiting sounds old school to you, that is because he is. if i didn t i would have been fired. i remember as a young kid having that automatic respect for a supervisor. jeff whiting is old school, too. he s ken s 30-year-old nephew. i would drive and not only meet but exsaid their expectations. today you don t see that. ken and jeff are third and fourth generations at whitings food who has been running food concessions at this famous seaside amusement park since 1953. today s teens are as able as ever but they re far less prepared. employers also are far less prepared to deal with the age group. the whitings say this management problem isn t limited to santa cruz. based on their team work force business, they see a national trend stretching from the california
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