The Associated Press: Solid Hiring, Better Pay draw more Americans into job hunt

According to the Labor Department, the U.S. economy added 280,000 jobs in May, a good sign in an economy that has shown signs of weakness. The Associated Press analyzed the results of the jobs report, noting that employers appeared to show confidence that the economy was turning around. Sylvan Learning* continues to expand across the country with 20 locations planned to open by the end of 2015. Sylvan Learning Chief Financial Officer John McAuliffe told the AP he believes they’ve thrived due to parents investing more in their children’s futures. Another notable development in May was an increase in the number of college graduates hired.

Read the entire article in the Associated Press here.