Graduate underemployment occurs when degree-holders work in positions that don’t require their qualifications, often involving lower skill or pay levels. Employers use this metric to assess workforce mismatches, while universities and policymakers rely on it to refine curricula and job-placement strategies. Understanding this phenomenon benefits students making career choices, HR professionals hiring talent, and economists tracking labor market health.
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