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NEW COLLEGE GRADUATE HIRING TO INCREASE
Employers expect to hire more new college graduates this year for their U.S. operations than they did last year, according to a survey from the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE). Overall, results of NACE’s Job Outlook 2014 Spring Update survey show employers plan to hire 8.6% more Class of 2014 graduates than they hired from the Class of 2013. That’s up some from earlier projections: In fall 2013, employers interested in new college graduates anticipated a 7.8% increase in hiring for their U.S. operations. More than half of hiring employers report interest in bachelor’s degree graduates in accounting and various business fields, engineering, and/or computer sciences. More than half also expect to hire master’s level candidates, including MBAs, for their U.S. operations. Additional highlights from the survey include:
• Overall, 48.4% of respondents say they are increasing their college hiring; less than 30% plan to cut back. In comparison, last year at this time, 49.2% reported plans to raise their college hire numbers, but approximately 36% said they would trim college hiring.
• Nearly all responding employers continue to recruit and hire this spring; less than 10% say that they concluded their college hiring in fall 2013.
• Nearly two-thirds say they are hiring for fulltime and internship positions this spring.
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