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The salaries announced in the United Kingdom have reached an average of almost £ 41,000, revealed a new report.
This increase is driven by significant salary growth in sectors such as manufacturing, maintenance, logistics, customer service and domestic help, according to the Jobs Adzuna site.
Despite the increase in announced salaries, available employment vacancies have dropped to their lower level in January since 2021, for a total of just under 830,000. The report also indicated a decrease in salary transparency, with fewer employers from the United Kingdom who reveal payment details in work publications.
Andrew Hunter, co -founder of Adzuna, said: “The average wages announced continued to increase in January, overcoming inflation as they approach £ 41,000, a record since we started tracking the United Kingdom labor market in 2016.
“The sectors that include manufacturing, maintenance and retail sale are promoting this trend, while Ireland of the North remains the fastest growing region for salary growth throughout the United Kingdom.
“This reflects the growing competition for talent in the key sectors, even when general hiring slows down.
“Although the roles of trade and construction and administration remain strong, the profits we have seen in teaching in recent months seem to be level, while most sectors have seen notable falls.
“For employment applicants, this means adapting to a more competitive panorama, while for employers, attracting and retaining talent is still a challenge.”
