The Jobs and Degrees Underemployed College Graduates Have — from stlouisfed.org by Heather Hennerich; via Ryan Craig
Economist Oksana Leukhina, an economic policy advisor at the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, sat down for a conversation about underemployment, including:
- The effects it has on college graduates’ income and careers
- The kinds of degrees underemployed grads are more likely to have
- The job amenities underemployed graduates have
On a somewhat-related note, also see:
Workers disagree with executives on outlook as labor market stall continues — from linkedin.com by Kory Kantenga
In this month’s edition of the State of the Labor Market, we dive deeper into recent hiring trends, including revisiting entry-level work. This edition also examines labor market churn and its importance to the overall health of a dynamic labor market. We end by taking a closer look at the growing divide between worker and executive sentiment.