For decades, recent graduates relied on entry-level roles as a critical bridge from education to the workforce. But new research shows that this bridge is collapsing, and young, college-educated workers are paying the price. A new analysis from the Burning Glass Institute reveals a structural shift in hiring: Entry-level knowledge-work roles are vanishing, especially in fields heavily exposed to…
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