Among unemployed people with a four-year college education who are 34 years old or younger, 69.0% have the experience of having a part-time job after college graduation.
The average wage for each age bracket of part-time work participants among unemployed people with a four-year college education is as follows: those aged 20-24, 158,000 won per week; those aged 25-29, 222,000 won per week; and those aged 30-34, 266,000 won per week. The figures show that income from part-time work increases in proportion to age.
60.5% of unemployed people with a four-year college education worked a part-time job after college graduation for economic reasons ('to earn pocket money' (37.3%) and 'to pay living expenses' (23.2%)).
The issue most worried about by unemployed people with a four-year college education who are aged 25-29 is 'finding a job' (71.1%), followed by 'economic issues' (52.0%) and 'health' (40.4%). On the other hand, among those who are aged 30-34, the most worried about issue is 'economic issues' (57.7%), followed by 'finding a job' (47.4%) and 'interpersonal relationships' (45.9%). The figures show that with age, concerns about finding employment decrease, but concerns about economic issues and interpersonal relationships increase.