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Why Gen Z college graduates are having a harder time finding jobs in a strong labor market


Per the NY Fed, about 41% of recent graduates were "underemployed ... t land college-level jobs in their first year after graduating end up stuck in a job they're overqualified for 10 years later. Read More

US adds 151,000 jobs in first report of Trump’s new term


The U.S. added 151,000 jobs in February and the unemployment rate rose to 4.1 percent in the first jobs report covering President Trump’s second term. The monthly employment report, released ... Read More

LINKEDIN NAMES BEST CITIES FOR COLLEGE GRADUATES TO FIND JOBS


Starting off in smaller regions allows recent graduates to get experience while ... editor in chief of LinkedIn. Here are 10 of the fastest-growing areas and the hottest sectors in those cities ... Read More

Lawmaker says high school graduates are getting fired from their first jobs for ethical violations


Camille Lilly (D-Oak Park) said many high school graduates have issues keeping their first jobs, as the culture shift ... and a lot of students don't understand that," Lilly said. Read More

5 Hot Jobs for MBA Graduates


Most of these positions excelled in the U.S. News Best Jobs rankings, which evaluates jobs using compensation statistics, unemployment figures, job growth ... than it was 10 years prior. Read More


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