The trend marks a departure from much of the past 20 years.
Americans without college degrees are experiencing one of their strongest job markets in decades, a striking shift as many young college graduates face increasingly difficult employment prospects, The Wall Street Journal reports.
The unemployment rate for workers ages 22 to 34 who never graduated from college has rarely been lower over the past two decades, according to a new Burning Glass Institute analysis.
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