Graduates outside capital in jobs that don't need college degrees
Graduates living outside of London, were held back professionally due to the cost of moving and the lack of high-skilled jobs in their hometowns.
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Graduates living outside of London, were held back professionally due to the cost of moving and the lack of high-skilled jobs in their hometowns.
(Bloomberg) -- More than four in 10 university graduates living outside London are doing jobs that do not require a degree, according to new research that lays bare a growing divide in the economic geography of the UK.Most Read from BloombergBiden Has Wiped Away $127 Billion in Student Loan DebtAn Opioid-Like Drink Is Masquerading As a Wholesome Alcohol AlternativeXi Jinping’s ‘Old Friends’ from Iowa Get a Dinner InvitationTrump’s 40 Wall St. Loan Transferred to Special ServicerIsrael Latest: Bi
Dominant role of UK capital in highly skilled employment means university leavers elsewhere may find it harder to fully capitalise on their degrees, says IFS
Graduates living outside of London, were held back professionally due to the cost of moving and the lack of high-skilled jobs in their hometowns.
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