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Wanted: College graduates with dirty hands COMING TO TERMS with rising employment demands driven essentially by the global village means overhauling a Filipino mind-set that puts a premium on diplomas that will land a graduate a cushy job. Struggling to make ends meet They tend to be young, often have high school diplomas and work in the service industry. This is the face of todays typical minimum-wage worker. These employees make up 2.5% of all hourly paid workers a sharp drop from 13.9% in 1979. Ethiopia: Colleges Graduate Students With Diploma, Certificate Infonet College has graduated 459 students in various fields with diploma and certificate for the third round here Sunday. For all but hotshot young workers, a hard time in America Young people in the U.S. work force face a choppy job market in which entry-level wages have often trailed inflation, making it hard for many to cope with housing costs and college debt loads. Many Entry-Level Workers Feel Pinch of Rough Market Young people face a choppy job market, making it hard for many to cope with high housing costs and rising college debt. CREBA honors graduates of real estate management The Chamber of Real Estate and Builders Associations (CREBA) will honor in a testimonial luncheon the graduates and faculty of the post-baccalaureate diploma program in real estate management conducted as partner of the De La Salle College of Saint Benilde School of Professional & Continuing Education (SPaCE) at noon, Sept. 7 at the Turf Room of Manila Polo Club, Forbes Park, Makati City. Many Entry-Level Workers Feel Pinch of Rough Market This Labor Day, the 45 million young people in the nations work force face a choppy job market in which entry-level wages have often trailed inflation, making it hard for many to cope with high housing costs and rising college debt loads. Help wanted in Brevard Some job professions are growing fast in Brevard County. Most require education and training beyond high school diplomas. NEWS SECTIONS This Labor Day, the 45 million young people in the nations workforce face a choppy job market in which entry-level wages have often trailed inflation, making it hard for many to cope with high housing costs and rising college debt loads. Higher ed, higher demand Educational gains fail to keep pace with Orange Countys hiring needs. Orange Countys work force is becoming increasingly well-educated. | ||