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- Young people haven't been taught the "value of work," Bill Bennett told Fox Business.
- Reagan's education secretary said he was "very concerned" about young people's attitudes towards work.
- Data shows that Americans are working fewer hours a week than pre-pandemic.
Young people haven't been taught the "value of work," according to Ronald Reagan's education secretary.
Bill Bennett, who served under President Reagan between 1985 and 1988, told Fox Business he was "very concerned" about the younger generation's attitudes towards work.