One Nation Chief of Staff James Ashby says there is “no need” for people not to have a job in Australia. This comes as ...

Job mobility is down, retrenchment is up and more than a million Australians are ready to start working immediately, the Australian Bureau of Statistics says.

Redding Veterans Home Veterans Service Officer Molly Watson, who is also a veteran, said it can be a struggle to transition ...

For December, Gallup calculated an “Underemployment Rate” of 18.3 percent, more than a percentage point higher than our U-7 of 17.12 percent. (We’ll have January U-7 figures for you Friday.) ...

Job mobility in Australia has continued to ease into 2025, with just under 8% of employed people changing jobs in the year to ...

According to the pollster's results, the underemployment situation is even worse. Gallup reports that 17.2% of the workforce is underemployed, a startling number compounded by its divergence from ...

Underemployment measures the number of workers placed in jobs that are below their qualifications from a bachelor's degree and beyond. The effects can be different, depending on the field of work.

The elephant in the nation is underemployment. Simply put, someone who is underemployed is involuntarily working part time or is overqualified for their current position. According to ...

Underemployment tells a more complex story that unemployment rates simply cannot. Unemployment rates document the individuals who are not presently employed but are actively looking, so it doesn ...

This article explores an increasingly salient employment issue, namely, under-employment of recent college graduates. Using a sample of 283 recent business college graduates, the paper examines the ...