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Thousands of students are graduating from colleges across New Jersey this month, but a new survey shows they could struggle significantly in landing a job that connects to their major or career choice.

A new survey finds workers, in New Jersey and across the country, are feeling more secure about their jobs.

New Jersey's unemployment rate for March fell to 9 percent, the lowest it's been in nearly four years.

Many economists see improvements in summer teen hiring this coming season versus previous years.

With weaker-than-expected hiring, slower manufacturing and service industries, stuttering stocks, the jury's still out on whether economic growth is taking a spring break.

A new report finds economists are increasingly optimistic about growth in the year ahead, and they expect hiring to pick up in the coming months.

A Federal Reserve survey finds the U.S. economy expanded modestly in June and early July, but growth and hiring slowed in several parts of the country.

The recovery in the jobs market in New Jersey and across the nation has hit the wall amid three straight months of weak jobs reports.

Fewer U.S. states reported job gains last month, reflecting a slower pace of hiring nationwide.

Call it a warm winter hangover.