Junior college graduates display less stable career paths, with 73.5% of male university graduates maintaining permanent employment as compared to 58.3% of male junior college graduates, and 39.4% of female university graduates as compared with 24.7% of female junior college graduates.
Regardless of educational attainment level, a high proportion of employees opt for self-employment in the mid-way of their career.
There is a polarization of occupation fields with reference to the level of education attainment and the differences are larger among male graduates.
For females, career interruption occurs conspicuously irrespective of their education attainment level, and there is a significantly higher probability of career interruption among female workers in nonprofessional occupations.