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本帖最后由 mzxmm 于 2010-9-10 11:56 编辑
Higher education and wages 高等教育与薪酬
Study leave 离校就职
Plenty of university graduates are working in low-skilled jobs 大批大学毕业生正工作在低技能岗位
Sep 8th 2010 2010.9.8
Young people often worry whether the qualification for which they are studying will stand them in good stead in the workplace. According to the OECD, college and university leavers are better placed in the labour market than their less educated peers, but this advantage is not even in all countries. Young graduates living in Spain are particularly likely to end up taking low-skilled work, while those in Luxembourg rarely take anything other than a graduate job. American and British students appear to have the biggest incentive to study: British graduates aged 25-34 earn $57,000 on average. Their Swedish peers earn $37,400.
年轻人常常担心正为之苦读的资格证书能否让他们在职场中得益。据经合组织统计,就业市场中大学院校毕业生要比教育程度较低的求职者更有优势,但这个优势要因国而异。西班牙的年轻毕业生尤其容易最终接受低技能岗位,而卢森堡的毕业生基本上都能找到适合毕业生的工作。美国和英国的学生学习的动因似乎最大:年龄在26至34之间的英国毕业生通常能挣57,000美元。(相形之下)他们的瑞典同辈只能获得37,400美元。
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