Two reports have come out in the last few days which complement each other well. The first is from the Resolution Foundation, and focuses on the much-neglected group of people who have some qualifications but are not graduates.  This is the RF exactly fulfilling its remit of shedding light on what is happening to the middle segments of our society - squeezed or not.   Given the number of people who hold vocational qualifications, and the number of times we hear about the UK's lack of intermediate skills, it's absurd that we pay so little attention to them. The report produces quite a neat typology of non-graduates:  from 'ladder climbers'…