UK Sees Standout Job Growth in September
The UK saw a standout 9.8% growth in vacancies last month, suggesting that the labour market is remaining strong. This is according to the latest data from job board CV-Library, which compared its job market data from September 2016 to data from August 2016.
The top ten cities for job growth were as follows:
Glasgow – 41.4%
Sheffield – 34.4%
Brighton – 32.5%
Cardiff – 29.7%
Manchester – 25.4%
Birmingham – 22.6%
Hull – 21.9%
Leeds – 13.4%
Edinburgh – 7.6%
Liverpool – 6.7%
The report shows that post-brexit confidence remains high, which is excellent news for hirers and candidates alike.
Post by Katrina Rajah October 10 2016 Categories: News, Recruitment
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