Young female college graduates are expected to make $3 less an hour than male counterparts – and all this year’s graduates face a struggle for good jobs, report finds
It’s still a hard-knock life for recent high school and college graduates in the US.
With high unemployment and underemployment rates, similarly to six other classes before them, the class of 2015 will struggle to find well-paying jobs that meet their level of experience and education, according to a recently released report.
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