College graduates face tougher job markets amid slowing economy
In Columbia the economy's slowdown trims early job prospects for graduates. National data show fall 23 percent hiring growth shrinking to 19 percent by spring. Benedict College and University of South Carolina report solid recruiting activity though with cautions about state agency cutbacks and nationwide competition. mobility improves chances for job seekers with internships, computer skills, and strong academics.
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Now You Have a Diagnosis What’s Next booklet aid
A health care article announces a free booklet by AHRQ and Kanter Family Foundation to help patients evaluate treatment options using best available science. Call 1-800-358-9295 or visit www.AHRQ.gov for personal copies and guidance on risk benefit analysis.
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