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The amount of white collar job openings in Bangladesh on average is not enough to satiate the needs of the thousands of graduates that want jobs.
The amount of white collar job openings in Bangladesh on average is not enough to satiate the needs of the thousands of graduates who want jobs.
Are the above sentences correct? Can I use who and that for plural nouns?
As you are talking about people, who is more polite, and idiomatic, than that.
If you are talking about objects - such as cars or houses - then that is the one to use.
