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Business Employment for High School Graduates

George J. Hammer

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This article is concerned with the office employ ment outlook for high school graduates in a depressed labor market. It discusses business executives' opinions on changes in the secondary school curriculum to increase employability of graduates.

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This article is concerned with the office employ ment outlook for high school graduates in a depressed labor market. It discusses business executives' opinions on changes in the secondary school curriculum to increase employability of graduates.

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This article is concerned with the office employ ment outlook for high school graduates in a depressed labor market. It discusses business executives' opinions on changes in the secondary school curriculum to increase employability of graduates.

Key concepts: Employability, Curriculum, Business, Pedagogy, Management, Medical education, Mathematics education, Sociology

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