U.S. jobs rose since '08 crisis, but pay is 23 pct less: report

(Reuters) - Jobs growth in the U.S. since the 2008 recession has been undermined by lower wages, with workers earning an average 23 percent less than earnings from jobs which were lost, a report by an organization representing U.S. cities said on Monday.

Employers plan to take on more new graduates

A survey of 100 big employers suggests they are planning to increase the number of new graduates they take on this year.