哈尔滨3千大学生争当清洁工：为了编制宁扫大街
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满街都是大学生，都是大学扩招的的结果。一边是技术工种缺人，一边是大学生过剩。
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老华侨说了：
http://bbs.comefromchina.com/forum5/thread902502-5.html
括号内的后一句好像还有点病，不懂那个＂大多数＂是指物质，还是精神～～:blowzy:
我只能说，中国百姓有吃苦耐劳，知足常乐的好品性～～
我觉得，老华侨总是觉得自己作为一个个体，所看到听到的，就代表了多数。而我对自己作为一个个体，所看到听到的，并没有太多的信心。所以我更愿意相信数据，
例如，这个贴子里的数据：哈尔滨市招聘457个清洁工引来1万余人报名，其中近三千人拥有本科学历，25人拥有统招硕士研究生学历。
再例如： 中国世界排名90位的人均GDP，让我被打死也不信中国发财的人是多数。
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秘密哥欺负完小莎，又准备欺负老康啊？
穷啊富的，不都是个相对的问题吗？
你老猫猫着腰放眼一看，周围都是吃的比你香喝的比你辣的，你可不得自叹自己这第二世界的人都比他们穷吗？人老康小莎站的高看的远，眼里净是那些没吃没喝的。
其实说的都没错，就跟小马过河里的老牛和小松鼠一样。谁爱信谁，自己多跑两趟中国不就得了。
Underemployed 应该指得是大学生做retail, sales, 9 to 5 office assitant /data entry (sightly above minimum wage), warehouse(sightly above minimum wage), 餐馆。这些工作在北美很普遍。
United states:
College graduate job market: Half of people with bachelor's degrees can't find work
Columbia University campus. (Alexander Besant/GlobalPost)
What do you think?
College degrees appear to be no match for a weak job market: 1 in 2 college graduates are jobless or underemployed, according to an analysis of government data conducted for the Associated Press.
While people with bachelor's degrees are still finding jobs, the AP found that much of those jobs are low-paying and do not require a degree. Overall, 53.6 percent of bachelor's degree-holders under the age of 25 were jobless or underemployed last year, putting employment figures for this group at the "lowest level in more than a decade," the AP said.
The AP said that new jobs now are mostly going to "workers at the top and bottom of the wage scale," at the expense of people seeking middle-income jobs.
As a result, it's not just college grads, but all potential middle-income earners who are suffering. “We have seen this occupation polarization taking place for a number of years now,” an expert told Bloomberg News this month. The AP report follows the news last week that CEOs at top companies make about 380 times more than the average worker.
More from GlobalPost: Promises, pitfalls await investors in Burma’s frontier
Experts have debated the value of college degrees for the past several years. Time magazine reported in 2009 that too many students are being pushed to attend universities, even in cases where they might be better-served by other options.
The New York Times also reported last year that only half of college graduates are finding jobs that actually require a college degree.
People with humanities' degrees have been hit especially hard, according to the new AP report.
The amount of students pursuing humanities degrees are shrinking, the Daily Tar Heel reported. At Yale University, fewer students are majoring in English, American studies and literature than they were 10 years ago, according to Yale Daily News.
But even a recent graduate who majored in biology can't find work. "I thought that me having a biology degree was a gold ticket for me getting into places, but every other job wants you to have previous history in the field," he told the AP.
http://www.globalpost.com/dispatch/...te-job-market-half-college-grads-have-no-jobs
An Associated Press analysis reveals that 53.6 percent of bachelor's degree-holders are jobless or underemployed.
United states:
College graduate job market: Half of people with bachelor's degrees can't find work
Columbia University campus. (Alexander Besant/GlobalPost)
What do you think?
College degrees appear to be no match for a weak job market: 1 in 2 college graduates are jobless or underemployed, according to an analysis of government data conducted for the Associated Press.
While people with bachelor's degrees are still finding jobs, the AP found that much of those jobs are low-paying and do not require a degree. Overall, 53.6 percent of bachelor's degree-holders under the age of 25 were jobless or underemployed last year, putting employment figures for this group at the "lowest level in more than a decade," the AP said.
The AP said that new jobs now are mostly going to "workers at the top and bottom of the wage scale," at the expense of people seeking middle-income jobs.
As a result, it's not just college grads, but all potential middle-income earners who are suffering. “We have seen this occupation polarization taking place for a number of years now,” an expert told Bloomberg News this month. The AP report follows the news last week that CEOs at top companies make about 380 times more than the average worker.
More from GlobalPost: Promises, pitfalls await investors in Burma’s frontier
Experts have debated the value of college degrees for the past several years. Time magazine reported in 2009 that too many students are being pushed to attend universities, even in cases where they might be better-served by other options.
The New York Times also reported last year that only half of college graduates are finding jobs that actually require a college degree.
People with humanities' degrees have been hit especially hard, according to the new AP report.
The amount of students pursuing humanities degrees are shrinking, the Daily Tar Heel reported. At Yale University, fewer students are majoring in English, American studies and literature than they were 10 years ago, according to Yale Daily News.
But even a recent graduate who majored in biology can't find work. "I thought that me having a biology degree was a gold ticket for me getting into places, but every other job wants you to have previous history in the field," he told the AP.
http://www.globalpost.com/dispatch/...te-job-market-half-college-grads-have-no-jobs
An Associated Press analysis reveals that 53.6 percent of bachelor's degree-holders are jobless or underemployed.
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news...guarantee-of-earnings-success/article4182805/
读大学是一种很大的赌注／投资。本科４年学费３万＋ 4年失去的收入10万＝１３万差不多可以现金买个starter home了。
读大学是一种很大的赌注／投资。本科４年学费３万＋ 4年失去的收入10万＝１３万差不多可以现金买个starter home了。
