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2008 Career Services Benchmark Survey for Two-Year Colleges

At the time of graduation, nearly three out of five Class of 2006 two-year college graduates (59.2 percent), on average, had a job; at the time of the follow-up survey, nearly three-quarters (74.4 percent) had secured employment.

The Keys to Attracting, Recruiting Millennials

“Millennials tend to be somewhat high-maintenance in terms of demanding certain things that Gen X and Boomers took years to make known that they wanted,” explains Lisa Orrell, Millennial and generation relations expert, and author of the book, Millennials Incorporated.

Engineering Degrees Conferred to Minorities and Women: Top 5 Schools

University of Puerto Rico-Mayaguez leads in the number of bachelor’s level engineering degrees conferred to minority students, while the largest group of women earned their degrees at Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech).

Thursday, August 07, 2008

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2009 Annual Conference

Register for the 2009 Annual Conference now and save with Early Bird prices! Make your hotel reservations early.

View photos and a video from the 2008 Annual Conference in New Orleans and find out how you can add your photos to the collection!

Use the NACE Learning Center to download handouts for the 2008 Annual Conference.

Recruitment

Statistics of Success: Measuring Recruiting Efforts
How do recruiting departments improve their offer/acceptance rate? If you track the offer/acceptance ratio without taking retention into account, you have a skewed picture of your recruiting success. Read this article in the May 2008 NACE Journal.

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Legal

GINA, a New Legal Hurdle for Employers The Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act (GINA) prohibits employers, employment agencies, and labor unions from discharging, refusing to hire, or otherwise discriminating against employees on the basis of genetic information.

Can a Web Site Cost Someone a Job? Employers are using online social networks to perform background checks on potential employees. Read this article in NACE's Summer 2008 Legal Issues.

Employment Agreements
Students and other individuals entering the work force must be aware of several important legal issues involved in the hiring process, including employment agreements. Read this article in the NACE Journal.

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