While the job market is still terrible for recent college graduates (and other job seekers), there are signs of slight improvement. Job opportunities for the graduating class of 2010 are turning out to be just a bit better than for the class of 2009. Companies plan to hire 5% more new college graduates this...
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In the current job market, some companies are taking advantage of students by illegally creating unpaid internships that violate minimum wage laws. If the position seems more like work than training, it may be in violation. These internships not only take advantage of students, sometimes they displace paid jobs. Oregon, California and other states...
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Graduating students are now facing a bleak job market. About 2.4 million students are graduating with either bachelor’s or associates degrees. With 9.9% unemployment, these job seekers must compete with graduates from the last few years who are out of work, as well as unemployed workers with more experience.
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