[2ndDivisionVet]

So these people think that the government creates jobs?

[Steely Tom]

Over-qualification has reached saturation point, meaning money invested in education is being wasted and young people are crippled by debt, report warns.

The Government should just pass a law that raises their salaries. So simple.

< / liberal logic = "off" >

[dfwgator]

But they do have great basketball players.

[Mr. Jeeves]

The article misses the point that today’s degrees do not necessarily qualify “graduates” for higher skilled jobs. They need to have brains, too. :)

[vpintheak]

Lets see, a plethera of meaningless degrees, toss in a dose of entitlement, laziness, unwillingness to get hands dirty, and bam! A great big WHINE!

[pabianice]

Let’s take a breath. No democracy “fails to create high-end jobs.” If there are few or no such jobs it’s because they are not needed in that country. They go to people in other countries that can sell their output to whomever. High-end jobs appear in democracies because the need for them is there and less needed elsewhere. This writer is clueless.

[Timocrat]

Maybe if they chose Medicine, Electrical Engineering etc etc instead of Womyns Studies, Education and Psychology there would be more demands for their services.

[jmacusa]

They should learn plumbing. Plumbing is the most noble profession on Earth. Potable drinking water and proper sanitation is what separates a superior civilization from an inferior one.

[octex]

Mirror image of what has been happening in the US for years!

[tbw2]

So the college bubble was a world-wide mistake.