Graduates face a big challenge
When they go into the Real World, college and high school grads will actually have to THINK
By Paul Driessen —— Bio and Archives--May 21, 2016
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As they don caps and gowns, endure commencement speeches and take their diplomas, many high school and college graduates face bleak prospects in an economy that grew a dismal 0.5% the first quarter.
The United States added a meager 160,000 new non-farm jobs in April, a paltry 4,000 of them in manufacturing. First quarter 2016 averaged just 203,000 jobs per month. The labor force participation rate remains stuck at an abysmal 63%--meaning 93 million working age Americans are still unemployedWelcome to CFP’s Comment Section!
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