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College graduates will have
more job opportunities in the
month* ahead as 26 percent of
the employers interviewed nationwide
are planning to increase
their work forcc.
Only 7 percent plan decreases,
and a strong upward trend in hiring
exists, according to the
quarterly Employment Outlook
Survey conducted by Manpower
Inc., a worldwide temporary help
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The fiflures. which r<*nrf?Qpnt
12,300 business firms, indicate
hiring plans are staging a rebound
from the previous sluggish
trend found in the past two
surveys, according to Mitchell
Fromstein, Manpower president.
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director of the USC Placement
Office, there will be a 3 to 5 percent
increase in the number of
college graduates hired in the second
quarter of 1986 as compared
with the same period in
1985.
"For the most part, the
economy is much better," she
said. "There is the assumption
that things will stabilize or get
better."
A few fields, such as airlines
and chemicals, won't see a lot of
hiring, Salane said, but genera!
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