When Bill Morgan's parents waved him off to a university education under Oxford's dreaming spires, they did not imagine that his future career would encompass a job as a £190-a-week NHS cleaner, a spell working at a railway depot, and a substantial stint as an unpaid researcher.
Now, two years after leaving Balliol College, Morgan is in his first professional job but his salary, at £19,500 a year, has yet to take off.
"It's a lower salary than I could get as a shop assistant," says Morgan, 22, who gained a 2:1 in philosophy, politics and economics and now works in the Parliamentary Resources Unit at the House of Commons.
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