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Direct linkJackson, Denise; Bridgstock, Ruth – Journal of Higher Education Policy and Management, 2019
The teaching performance of higher education institutions is increasingly gauged by graduate employment outcomes. Measuring outcomes in full-time employment terms does not capture the complexities of underemployment, the rise of portfolio careers, the constraints of the labour market and graduate motivations for working arrangements that can allow…
Descriptors: Higher Education, Creativity, Outcomes of Education, Underemployment
Peer reviewedBrooker-Gross, Susan R.; Maraffa, Thomas A. – Initiatives, 1989
Investigated career paths of women (N=94), half of whom were married to university workers, and their searches for employment after they migrated because of husband's jobs, discussing their employment situations, role of commuting and child care, search strategies, and potential employment. Found evidence of underemployment and unemployment,…
Descriptors: Careers, College Faculty, Employment Patterns, Family Mobility
Barnett, Rosalind C.; Baruch, Grace K. – New Directions for Education, Work and Careers, 1979
Economic dependence and occupational incompetence in the lives of adult women in US culture are examined with attention to both the problems created by these disabilities and the need to change the socialization practices that contribute to their development. The need for girls to focus on their futures is emphasized. (Author/MLW)
Descriptors: Careers, Competence, Education Work Relationship, Employed Women
