Objectives. Occupational over-qualification refers to a situation where an individual's
occupational status is lower than would be expected by their training, skills, or experience …

Objective: The increased migration of skilled workers has resulted in a focus on the
economic costs of their unsuccessful labor market integration. Few studies investigate the …

Immigrants account for 20% of the population and 60% of total population growth in Canada
(Statistics Canada). The majority of immigrants are accepted for entry to Canada under the …

Objective: Since the mid‐1990s Australia's immigration program has focused on
encouraging skilled migration. This study investigated skill usage in three longitudinal …

In 2006, the proportion of recent immigrants with a university degree was twice as high as
among native-born Canadians. Despite this high level of schooling, several indicators reflect …

Since 1996, the problem of underutilization of immigrant skills in Canada has grown
significantly. University-educated immigrants are more numerous, and census analysis …

Overqualification is a form of person-job misfit that is common among those who reside in a
foreign country. It is associated with poor work-related well-being and can inhibit full …

Foreign-born workers have been shown to experience poorer working conditions than
native-born workers. Yet relationships between health and educational mismatch have been …

We analyse data from the Programme for the International Assessment of Adult
Competencies to reveal that immigrants in Canada and the United States make over $200 …

Background A systematic attempt to summarize the literature that examines working
conditions and occupational health among immigrant in Europe and Canada. Methods We …