Salary offers to many new college graduates, most notably those in the technical disciplines, are lower than they were just one year ago, according to a new survey.
U.S. employers will be hiring at a moderately slower pace during the second quarter of 2003, according to the Employment Outlook Survey, conducted by Manpower Inc.
Ten Nobel laureates, joined by more than 450 other economists, criticized the tax-cut plan proposed by the Bush administration because they say it will not provide a short-term stimulus to buoy the economy and generate jobs.
More employers have turned to personality tests in the hiring process, but experts warn against putting too much emphasis on such assessments in predicting performance, the Hartford Courant reports.
It's getting easier for women to find companies where they can succeed, according to the National Association for Female Executives (NAFE), which announced the "Top 30 Companies for Executive Women."
