Morgan McKinley London Employment Monitor - Salaries buoyant but hiring slows
Morgan McKinley London Employment Monitor for April 2018.
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Not a strong start to 2018 for City jobs
London Employment Monitor February 2018 highlights:
London finance jobs stall
The second quarter of 2017 got off to a sinking start.
February saw almost a quarter drop in available City finance jobs
Pessimistic about the overall jobs trend in the current climate.
London job market muted in January
With an 81% increase in jobs available and an 83% increase in professionals seeking jobs, the supply and demand of jobs and professionals is a balanced and welcome start to the new year.
City jobs continue remarkable year-on-year revival
December 2016 offered a more promising employment climate than its 2015 counterpart, but thanks to a year marked by political upheaval and economic volatility, a record amount of City professionals put off job seeking until 2017.
Green shoots ? City job openings surge
'The first post-Brexit year-on-year increase in jobs that we’ve seen'.
A third of City workers say their employer might move abroad because Brexit
A third of City workers reckon say their employers might be planning to relocate after the Brexit vote, a new study has found.
London financial services - All calm on the job market front
8,400 new jobs available on the market in September.
Brexit delivers milder than anticipated recruitment blow to City
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Morgan McKinley London Employment Monitor - Salaries buoyant but hiring slows
Morgan McKinley London Employment Monitor for April 2018.
Not a strong start to 2018 for City jobs
London Employment Monitor February 2018 highlights:
London finance jobs stall
The second quarter of 2017 got off to a sinking start.
