Unemployment among recent college graduates is 5.6%, lower than the 7.8% for young workers without a college degree but ...

When it’s time to transition to the civilian sector, fears of underemployment can loom large as you recognize that your work ...

Compelling theory and a growing body of empirical research point toward a relationship between underemployment and reduced health and well-being, particularly when such underemployment is in the form ...

A popular college major is one of the most likely to leave students underemployed, according to a new study from the education research group Degreechoices. Criminal justice remains a popular college ...

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If you’re working part time, not feeling challenged enough in your job or feeling overqualified for your position, you might be underemployed. While there are many signs that you can be in such a ...

Image of a machine part with a red “For Hire” sign Source: Matt Noble / Unsplash Go to college. Get a degree. Get a job. Build a life. It’s a simple plan for success, right? Maybe not so much, anymore ...

This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos, graphics or links. See About archive blog posts. The nation’s January unemployment rate of 9.7% is bleak, but bleaker ...

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