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Decline in new vacancies suggests jobs growth may have ‘plateaued’
Job vacancies in the third quarter were down 8% on the same period in 2018
Graduate recruitment programmes on the rise as the class of 2019 soars
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They graduate with high expectations, but may be setting themselves up for disappointment
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The economy is growing, youth unemployment is starting to fall, and more jobs are being advertised. It’s the best time to be a graduate for the past five years
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