THE EMPLOYMENT SITUATION for physicists is at present in a state of imbalance, with supply exceeding demand, and there is no evidence for any rapid improvement. The facts, opinions and causes surrounding the employment problem have been and will continue to be explored by the Education and Manpower Division of the American Institute of Physics. Surveys of recently employed PhD's, employers and graduate and undergraduate students, plus data collected by the AIP Placement Service, gauge the current job market and foresee future difficulties.

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Education, Careers and professions, Physicists
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