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More employers now say they're willing to hire workers without a college degree. But is that playing out? | News - Vimarsana News

More employers now say they're willing to hire workers without a college degree. But is that playing out? | News

NEW YORK — For decades, not having a college degree has often been a barrier for workers seeking a higher-level, better-paying job. But more employers are now saying they’re willing

Former Merck boss Ken Frazier wants CEOs to speak out - Vimarsana News

Former Merck boss Ken Frazier wants CEOs to speak out

"CEOs should not be cowed into not speaking," Frazier, long one of the few Fortune 500 CEOs, said about social issues facing companies and their leaders.

Hiring managers say they support dropping college degree requirements, but few actually do so. The reasons why might surprise you - Vimarsana News

Hiring managers say they support dropping college degree requirements, but few actually do so. The reasons why might surprise you

Just over half of hiring managers say removing four-year degree requirements would positively impact their company's hiring practices, according to a OneTen report.

Source: yahoo.com
OneTen Releases Research Revealing How Hiring Managers Perceive Skills-First Hiring - Vimarsana News

OneTen Releases Research Revealing How Hiring Managers Perceive Skills-First Hiring

/PRNewswire/ -- OneTen, a coalition of leading executives and companies committed to facilitating the hiring, promotion and advancement of one million Black...

There's still bias against job candidates without 4-year degrees - Vimarsana News

There's still bias against job candidates without 4-year degrees

Just over half of hiring managers say removing four-year degree requirements would positively impact their company's hiring practices, but fewer do so.