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Graduates face tough jobs market after hirings slow sharply

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September 29, 2025

Graduates fresh from university will find it difficult to find a job after a 35% drop in hiring by employers over the last year, according to analysis by a leading recruitment data provider.

- Rob Davies

Hiring freezes at many employers have taken the biggest toll on graduates and mean there is fierce competition for jobs.

Healthcare workers and teachers are also among the biggest victims of a broader slowdown in the number of employers hiring, data from Adzuna shows.

The overall jobs market is “cooling, not collapsing”, according to the firm’s figures, with salary growth continuing to outpace inflation despite a year-on-year dip in overall vacancies.

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