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Preparing Americans for the 21st Century Workplace

With employment at nine percent, even graduates of expensive four-year colleges are finding it hard to get jobs. Are there alternatives to prepare for work in a changing economy?

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By Warren Olney • Jun 8, 2011 • 50m Listen

With employment at nine percent, even graduates of expensive four-year colleges are finding it hard to get jobs. Did they waste their time and their parents’ money? Are there alternatives to prepare for work in a changing economy? Also, an update on Japan's nuclear mess, and sexting by members of Congress. It may be shocking, but taking risks with the economy is a lot worse.

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