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View articleManagers across the IT sector have seen salary increases of almost 7% in the last year despite the downturn, as recruiting and retaining key staff rem...
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View articleEven though 35% of respondents laid off staff in the last 12 months, salary increases have consistently exceeded national averages. Read More...
View articleJob roles across the IT sector have seen salary increases of almost six and seven per cent respectively in the last year, despite the economic downtur...
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View articleThe EU Plans to give IT contractors the same rights as permanent staff, according to a draft directive leaked to the Financial Times. Read More...
View articleAverage salaries for accountants now top £40,000 a year - but expectations continue to run high with many expecting a 9% pay rise in 2002, writes Dami...
View articleAverage salaries for accountants now top £40,000 a year - but expectations continue to run high with many expecting a 9% pay rise in 2002. Read More...
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