It said young people were also more likely to work in part-time, casual or seasonal jobs.
The proportion of women in part-time employment has actually been falling, albeit gradually, since the mid-1970s.
Baroness Bakewell is urging the government to back efforts to stem the dramatic drop in part-time students.
It also states that those in part-time jobs looking for full-time jobs has risen by 50, 000 to 120, 000.
It is not just in part-time or seasonal service jobs but in retail, construction, health care and wholesale trade.
Among men there has been a significant increase in part-time working, up 3.7%.
In response to the dramatic downturn in part-time students nationwide, unprecedented support is needed now to ensure part-time study thrives in future.
Wales saw the biggest fall in part-time students from the UK (down 9%).
The big increase in part-time employment came not in the Reaganite 1980s but in the decade from 1964 to 1974.
Today we saw the number of people reporting they were in part-time work because they couldn't get a full-time job reach another record high.
Birkbeck, University of London, specialises in part-time higher education courses and says it has seen a fall in applications which mirrors the national picture.
Because more than twice as many women work part time as men, this results in an overall increase in part-time working of just 0.4%.
He added that the fall in part-time study and in mature students taking degrees was of "real concern for individuals, organisations and our society and economy".
There has been a 62, 000 fall in the number of people in part-time jobs, to just over eight million, with a 60, 000 increase in full-time employment, to 21.6 million.
"We are seeing greater numbers securing permanent jobs across a variety of sectors, but progress is slow and employment figures are masked, to some degree, by the high numbers employed in part-time roles, " she said.
But reflecting the trend reported in the analysis piece, two of the companies that reported hiring plans, ManpowerGroup and Robert Half International, specialize in part-time placement, and said they planned to do a lot of hiring overseas.
Recent research by Morgan Stanley, an investment bank, found that more than 30% of Germany's workforce are now employed in part-time or temporary jobs, meaning that firms can deploy their labour much more flexibly than in the past.
Falls in part-time students have also been seen in Scotland and to a lesser extent in Wales, while numbers in Northern Ireland have stayed broadly the same, according to earlier figures from the Higher Education Statistics Agency.
Similarly, it seems that women are more likely to work part-time in countries that protect that desire, as the gap between the women working part-time in the other countries and women doing the same here at home grew by two percentage points between 1990 and 2010.
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Or stuck in a part-time job they can't survive on, unable to get any more hours.
Patrick has had limited success in her part-time Nascar career to date on the JV Nationwide circuit.
Men do not have much of a choice in working part-time or full-time, they work or they work.
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Why should we be satisfied with a system in which part-time employees don't have incentives or an easy way to save?
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Tony Roche (Lendl, Rafter) was only interested in a part-time role with Roger Federer, while Paul Annacone (Sampras) has a similar arrangement with Henman.
That month, another restriction will kick in for part-time students: First-time borrowers pursuing a bachelor's degree won't be able to sign up for the subsidized loans for more than six years.
She works another full-time job in addition to her part-time work with Weight Watchers.
Lady Bakewell says she intends to use her new role at Birkbeck - which specialises in evening and part-time courses and is part of the University of London - to exert pressure on government to support part-time higher education.
In a two-part prime-time interview in January, he finally confessed.
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The proportion in full- or part-time education in Britain fell from 18% to 17% over the time, whereas the OECD average rose from 18% to 25%.
Retirees who take part in the service might be expected to volunteer, or work part-time in so-called social enterprises.
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