Americans Without College Degrees Are Having One of the Best Job Markets in Years
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Unemployment among younger workers who did not go to university has rarely been lower in recent decades. History is totally opposite for university graduates Read
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Hindustan TimesAmericans Without College Degrees Are Having One of the Best Job Markets in Years
US job market is booming in a historic way — for workers with no college degrees
Skipped the college degree — landed the better job market. That’s the twist playing out across America right now — and the numbers back it up. A fresh analysis from labor-market think tank Burning Glass Institute finds unemployment among workers ages 22 to 34 without a college degree has rarely…
The U.S. labor market is undergoing an unprecedented transformation. Blue-collar workers without a college degree are enjoying the most favorable employment environment in decades, with unemployment rates at levels not seen in two decades. At the same time, college graduates, especially young people just entering the labor market, are facing a job-hunting winter not seen in nearly two decades.
The unemployment rate among young workers with no higher education has rarely been so low for several decades, but the situation is quite different for university graduates.
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