Graduate jobs rise, but pay down
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The UK's jobs market for graduates stays buoyant - but starting salaries in London are falling, a survey suggests.
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Dentists are earning more from their private work than NHS patients for the first time, figures show.
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It&#039;s the strongest job market in years for new college graduates, with salaries and perks rising accordingly. But one of the country&#039;s hottest recruiters this spring promised low wages, exhausting labor and only a brief break before the work begins.
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Those offers you get in college sound great, but you could end up paying for them for a long time.
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Poor-paying positions in health care and social services have driven recent growth in employment in the city.
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Middle income families with students in many of the nation's top university are getting some relief.
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As unemployment rates dip below peak dot-com boom levels, companies are competing fiercely for the brightest new college grads.Google's strategy for hiring young talentGetting hired via social network
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Average UK university chiefs' salaries rose 7.9% last year - against 3% for academics after industrial action.
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Typical graduate debt in England might rise to Â£15,000 under variable university tuition fees, a report says.
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The lid on IT salaries is beginning to lift, and IT specialists should see gains of as much as 10 to 15 percent over the next three years, according to a new IT staff salaries study by the META Group.
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The prospect of finding a job in the area is still strong moving into the first quarter, according to the most recent Manpower Employment Outlook Survey.
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U.S. employers probably increased their hiring slightly in September, economists said in advance of jobs figures being released this morning.
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A spike in private-sector jobs in November tentatively raised hopes of improvement in the U.S. labor market on Wednesday while a jump in mortgage applications offered some light in the dimming housing sector.
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Undergraduates in the city earn more than Â£90 a week on average, just behind Glasgow, Cambridge and Cardiff. Their hard-earned cash is likely to be spent on looking good and socialising, the
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Rent bills for UK students go up 23% in two years to Â£82 a week, a survey by the National Union of Students suggests.
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By Anonymous  New graduates who majored in Information Systems rake in one of the top starting salaries for undergraduate degrees, according to the Summer 2006 National Association of Colleges and Employers Salary Survey.
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Harvard University boosts the local economy by $3.4 billion a year, and is directly or indirectly responsible for providing the Boston area with more than 48,000 jobs, according to a study commissioned by the university.