I missed this May 2014 article in Slate by Jordan Weissmann. In the graph to the left "underemployed" is defined as "either jobless and hunting for work; working part-time because they can’t find a full-time job; or want a job, have looked within the past year, but have now given up on searching." Weissmann explains that over-qualification represents another kind of underemployment. "In a January report, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York found that roughly 44 percent of recent graduates—meaning those ages 22 to 27 with a B.A. or higher—were in a job that did not technically … [Read more...] about How Bad Is the Job Market for the Class of 2014?