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On November 26, 2012 Chrysanthi Halkiotis, President of Vivid Marketing, Inc., announced the kick off to this year’s bonus; one of the best competitions our Organization’s had yet.

Vivid Marketing, Inc. event raised $200+ for Operation Smile!

On March 28, TalentEgg is launching #HireGenY Day, an ambitious, all-day conversation between employers, post-secondary students, career professionals and other thought leaders in the industry on the social networking platform Twitter.

The employment scenario for new college graduates continues to improve with hiring up by almost 20 percent compared to last year. The salaries are also higher for 2011 graduates, by 5.9 percent, reaching an average of $50,462.

A report from the National Association of Colleges and Employers shows a slighter brighter job outlook for new college grads. To help take advantage of the good news, Chuck Pappalardo, of Trilogy Search recruiters, developed these job hunting tips.

The New York Times has recently carried a story which states that 22.4% of the 2009 college graduates are unemployed and another 22% are in jobs that do not require a college degree.

The increased competition for entry level jobs means that college graduates will increasingly have to keep up with new ways of tracking jobs.

The National Association of Colleges and Employers found from a survey of 170 employers that they planned to increase hiring of new graduates by 21 percent. Another wider survey of 4,600 employers.

Graduates are given the opportunity for entry into a tough job market through SPEED, a six-week all-expenses paid sales training program hosted by SkillStorm, a national technical consulting and outsourcing firm

Recruiting advertising and marketing awards recognize national IT consulting firm’s sales training program marketing campaign

High school and college graduates of the class of 2010 will be entering one of the toughest job markets of this generation, according to a study by the Economic Policy Institute.

As Lee McQueen (winner of The Apprentice) starts his first day in his new job work, Amanda Lacey, Director of Fuse Jobs appeared on BBC's Working Lunch to offer her advice.