A new study revealed that high school graduates are the group that finds employment the fastest. The information that as the education level increases, the time it takes to find a job also increases is reflected in the data. The research was conducted with the participation of thousands of people.
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Eleman.net announced the results of a study examining the job finding processes of employees for blue-collar and mid-level positions. According to survey results high school graduatesstood out as the group that found employment the fastest. Them associate degree graduates and undergraduate graduates followed. Interestingly, those who work hard at universities find it more difficult to find a job…
High school graduates were the group that could find employment in the shortest time
Participants in the survey “How long does it usually take you to find a job during your job search?”, “What sector do you work in?”, “How much salary do you get in your current job or how much did you get in your last job?” questions were asked. From different sectors and professional groups thousands of employees participated in the research. According to the survey results, the time it takes for high school graduates to find a job is less than 1 month.
In the research conducted, candidates were asked: “How long does it usually take to find a job during your job search?” candidates to the question 46 percent Less than 1 month, 27 percent between 1-3 months, 9 percent between 3-6 months, 13 percent more than 1 year he replied.
According to the survey, the distribution of the sectors in which the 46 percent who can find a job fastest work food with 41 percent, education with 17 percent, service with 15 percent, merchandising/retailing with 14 percent, and electricity and electronics with 12 percent. In addition, 41 percent of the survey participants earn salaries above the minimum wage. So 59 percent of employees, at best minimum wage taking.