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UK salaries remains competitive in Europe despite Brexit
What makes the country more affordable than others in Europe?
Salaries are rising, but the UK job market slows down amidst ongoing uncertainty
It’s a turbulent time for the UK right now.
Majority of young people will not achieve their salary expectations by 30
Why are young people confused?
University is an excellent investment for women, says new national study
University is an excellent investment for women, says new national study.
Are expat workers the savviest workers?
What do expat workers gain?
TV stars salaries revealed with Game of Thrones meeting gender pay expectations
It’s 2017, and yet news of the gender pay gap still dominates the headlines with statistics suggesting that the gap will not close for another 24 years.
Graduate recruitment set to reach new high in 2016
Britain’s top employers are preparing to recruit their biggest-ever intake of graduates this year.
Salaries increase for first time since recession
On a yearly basis, salaries increased for the first time since the recession, with advertised salaries up 0.9% compared to July 2013, according to the latest UK Job Market report from Adzuna. There was also a 2.9% increase month-on-month in July, the fourth consecutive month in which wages have grown. Total advertised vacancies grew by…
Average salary growth doubles
Average salary growth doubled in June, suggesting the labour market recovery is picking up speed, according to the latest UK Job Market Report from Adzuna.co.uk. Advertised salaries rose to £32,933 in June 2014, growing 1.7% between May and June – more than double the rate of growth witnessed between April and May (0.6%). It was the…
A fifth of workers say personal financial problems affect their job
A new report into the financial health of today’s employees reveals that the key to increasing an individual’s financial well-being is improving their financial capability and encouraging savings. The Barclays report, entitled Financial Well-being: The Last Taboo in the Workplace? challenges the widely-held belief within organisations that financial health is determined by level of income.…
Number of ‘economically inactive’ people in UK at lowest rate for 24 years
The Office for National Statistics (ONS) released their Labour Market Statistics for April. Key points were: Latest estimates for December 2013 to February 2014 show that employment continued to increase, unemployment continued to fall, as did the number of economically inactive people aged from 16 to 64. These changes continue the general direction of movement…
One in three employees expect to receive a pay rise in next 12 months
A new survey by Glassdoor, a jobs and careers community, reveals that one in five (21 percent) UK employees say that they fear losing their job in the next six months. The Q1 2014 UK Employment Confidence Survey, conducted online by Harris Interactive among UK employees, monitors four key indicators of employee confidence: job security, salary…
15 million working age adults living on ‘knife edge’ with no savings at all
Millions of working families with children in the UK could not pay their rent or mortgage for more than a month if they lost their job, new figures from Shelter reveal. The YouGov survey of working adults who pay rent or a mortgage found that with little or no savings to fall back on, 3.8…
Universities need to reveal secret pay rises given to leaders
Just two UK universities provided details of their vice-chancellor’s pay rise for a report looking into the murky world of senior academic pay released yesterday. Four-fifths of universities refuse to even release minutes of committee that sets vice-chancellor’s pay Just two sets of minutes from the 27 received list the vice-chancellor’s pay increase and a…