Financial services firms expect rise in recruitment

More than half of financial services firms expect recruitment to rise in H1 on H2 2010, according to Morgan McKinley’s 2011 hiring market survey.

More than half of financial services firms expect recruitment to rise in H1 on H2 2010, according to Morgan McKinley’s 2011 hiring market survey.

Meanwhile, more than a third of managers (34%) expect their organisations to focus on replenishing staffing levels, while another third (36%) anticipate equal focus on new headcount and replacement hiring

Comparing permanent and temporary recruitment predictions, 54% of managers anticipate a rise in permanent hiring in H1 2011 compared to 29% of managers planning to hire temporary staff.

Elsewhere, the Morgan McKinley Employment Monitor for December reveals a 48% monthly decrease in the number of new vacancies on the London financial services jobs market, although the volume of jobs once again registered an uplift (8%) on the same month of the previous year

The number of new candidates in December 2010 fell by 33% compared to November 2010, but rose 43% on December 2009, while average salaries for those securing new jobs in December 2010 rose by 6% month-on-month.

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