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  1. Marketing hiring and salaries to increase_2

    ... found that around 50% of companies are expecting to hire more permanent staff. The research also found that salaries are also ... the majority of employers in most sectors expecting to pay more. The average salary increase is expected to be in the range of 5-6% across ...

  2. Good business boosts Robert Walters value_2

    ... another year of strong trading.” The shares have more than doubled. The cash-rich company has spent £2.3m buying back shares this year and will buy more. For the whole of 2005, its net fee income was £88.1m, up 31% on 2004. ...

  3. Unemployment in the UK continues to rise _2

    ... and unemployment is due to a mixture of demographics and more people of working age deciding to look for work. In the latest quarter both the total working age population expanded and more people previously classified as 'economically inactive' started looking ...

  4. Female execs choosing interim management_2

    ... seem to find it easier to find regular assignments, with 30% more women in work for over 170 days per annum more than their male counterparts. They also enjoy greater equality of pay ...

  5. Thousands of new jobs for the South-East_2

    The South-East will see more than 2,500 jobs created in the region as a result of the work of the ... region by prospective investors in 2005/06 and has organised more than 30 events to showcase the advantages of the region. “It is a ...

  6. Dramatic increase in employee sick notes_2

    ... is on the brink of an epidemic. In a different survey more than 50% of companies said they had suffered widespread disruption because key staff had been ill. owever, more than two thirds of the businesses that responded to the survey said they ...

  7. Bonanza for newly-qualified accountants _2

    Newly-qualified accountants expect to earn 14% more this year than their counterparts in 2005, a survey shows. According to more than 300 commerce and public firms surveyed by financial recruitment ...

  8. Half of workers seek shorter commutes_2

    ... would take up a new hobby, 37% said that they would spend more time with their family, 15% would choose to spend more time in bed, and 15% would go to the gym. The most popular mode of ...

  9. One million over-50s on the scrapheap_2

    More than one million 50 to 65 years olds who want to work, cannot get a job ... inactive over a third want a job. The TUC says even more older people will be forced to go on benefits unless employers stop ...

  10. UK firms are increasingly banning MP3_2

    More than a quarter of British companies have banned MP3 players because more than one in five workers are tuning out of the workplace, according to a ...

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