Question

school grads in the job market.
10 according to cappelli, the current labor force is overeducated - a controversial claim at variance with recommendations by the presidents council on jobs and competitiveness and other organizations dominated by corporate executives, who, cappelli implies, have an interest in generating a surplus of qualified workers.
the average worker, he indicates, has about 30% more education than his or her job requires. about 60% of parking lot attendants have some college education. to document his conclusion, cappelli includes the results of a survey on employment outcomes 2010 - 2012 conducted by the center for economic and policy research.
the survey shows that 22% of recent graduates in engineering, 23% in education, 26% in health, 31% in math and computing, 36% in sciences, 43% in architecture and construction, 47% in social sciences, 48% in agriculture and natural resources, 51% in business, 55% in the liberal arts, 56% in communications and 56% in leisure and hospitality were in jobs where a bachelors degree was not required!

Explanation:

The text states that "the average worker, he indicates, has about 30% more education than his or her job requires." This directly supports option C.

Answer:

C. They have more education than they need for their job.