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Depressive job trend.(Letters To The Editor)(Letter to the Editor)
A corollary depressive trend in the U.S. job market has not been reported in your recent articles on the subject. As a "frequent flyer" in the "help wanted" section I have noticed a large increase in the percentage of ads which demand an applicant's "salary requirements" in addition to a resume--even to the point of stating that those who decline to supply this figure "will not be considered." As a former manager in charge of hiring I know that this is a screening ...
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