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The word "Underemployed" is correct in written English
It is used to describe individuals who are working in jobs that do not utilize their skills or education fully, often resulting in lower income than they are qualified for. Example: "After graduating with a degree in engineering, she found herself underemployed as a barista." Alternatives include "overqualified" or "underutilized."
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Underemployed
adjective
Employed in a job that offers one fewer work hours than one wishes.
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It was not to demonstrate his concern for the welfare of a million underemployed, under-skilled young people.
Indeed, "underemployed" single mothers working part-time or at low-wage jobs were less likely to have health insurance than those who didn't work at all; these are the women, by the way, that the Congressional Budget Office expects to quit their sucky jobs because they'll be able to have health insurance.
Add in the underemployed, and the 20m hours of work they can't find amounts to another 500,000 more out of work.
By 2004, Sonne had remortgaged his house and set up Specialisterne with the aim of getting people with autism, who are vastly underemployed or unemployed, into jobs where their skills can be taken advantage of, usually in the IT industry where attributes like seamless repetition and attention to detail are cherished.
Transient, underemployed and culturally diverse, Britain's modern gangsters evade easy definition because they are, in fact, like a lot of British society.
Left out of work or underemployed in the informal sector and subsistence farming, they are a political tinderbox.But how to boost growth?
By his telling, Germany's employment boom is in fact a state-sponsored poverty programme, where armies of the underemployed eke out miserable wages in dead-end jobs.Not so, says Michael Hüther, director of the Cologne Institute for Economic Research, an employer-financed think-tank.
Unsurprisingly, in Germany only 17% of mothers with two or more children work anything like full time, whereas in France more than half do.Germany as a whole is underemployed.
Labor in developing countries – countries with vast pools of underemployed people – can now more easily augment labor in the developed world, without having to relocate, in ways not thought possible only a few decades ago.
Women have made huge progress in the workplace, but still get lower pay and fewer top jobs than menSINCE 1970 the proportion of women in the workforce across the rich world has increased from 48% to 64%, a sharp rise but one which nevertheless leaves women in rich countries underemployed compared with women in China.
And in one view, that could lead income further concentrated at the top while the ranks of underskilled, underemployed workers explodes unless educational attainment can turn a large share of the latter group into members of the former group, an unlikely prospect.
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