The majority of participants were aged between 25 and 34 years, born in Australia, attained tertiary qualifications, were employed and held private health insurance (Table 1).> -wrap-foot> Missing data for age, complete high school, tertiary education, ethnicity, employment and health insurance was 14.0%.
p.198 "…only persons who have the generally regulated qualifications to serve are employed".
Lastly, a review and acquisition of new broad-scale comparative data on external didelphimorph pedal digit morphology, as well as marsupial tarsal articulations, are employed for empirical qualification of previous hypotheses regarding incipient syndactyly and the influence of syndactyly on tarsal morphology.
There are about 124,000 16 and 17-year-olds not in education or training and a further 144,000 are employed but not on training schemes leading to formal qualifications.
"When graduates are employed in non-graduate level jobs, it squeezes out those without qualifications.
Moreover some of these students are employed in positions which require them to obtain a NMP qualification as part of their job description (e.g. Community Matrons) and risk losing their job if they fail to obtain this qualification.
Many of these students are mature age adults who are employed in lower level positions due to their limited education and lower-level qualifications [ 26].
Since 'required education' is measured as the average education of people in each occupation, individuals with the highest level of qualifications must be employed in an occupation for which 'required education' is less, i.e. they must be overqualified, while those with the lowest level of qualifications can only be underqualified.
The majority of participants were aged between 16 and 24, male, white, from the UK, had post-16 qualifications, and were employed.
