The process of starting over

With so many cutbacks in the workforce, it leaves much to be desired. Students are graduating without the once tangible prospect of a decent job right out of college. More and more companies aren't able to pay interns, and so students still in college are struggling with budget cuts, tuition increases, and now, unpaid work experience.

There is hope, always a light at the end of the tunnel.

While the following link is to an article not necessarily geared at the recent graduate, it still has its significance to those of us who fit that category. It's worth taking a look at.

Rise of the 40-something intern.

Headline reads...'College grads raise Jacksonville unemployment rate.'

Where are all the college grads going to work after graduation?

Across the country we continue to see unemployment levels rise, as students continue to complete their university studies and set out to find that 'dream' job that no longer exists.

This article reported:
"With college seniors graduating in early May, an increase in the unemployment rate was not a surprise.
"There are a large number of graduates who entered the labor force and haven't found jobs," said Paul Mason, economist at the University of North Florida."

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