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LONDON continues to strengthen its position as the leading global financial services centre with further job growth in March 2007, registering an increase of 37 per cent on March 2006 levels, according to new research. The Annual Salary Survey and monthly London Employment Monitor conducted by Morgan McKinley, a leading specialist in banking and financial services recruitment, also reveal that 58 per cent of high-volume financial-services employers expect hiring levels to continue to rise over the rest of the year and 36 per cent predict the City will experience the same high levels of hiring activity that occurred in 2006.
Robert Thesiger is chief operating officer,Europe of Morgan McKinley's parent company, Imprint Plc. He says: "Aside from a couple of well-publicised proposals for consolidation within the City, the mood is one of continued confidence in the jobs market with the majority of banks believing hiring levels will continue to rise during 2007.See the full content of this document
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Demand Remains High in Booming City
"The most pressing issue still remains, how best to bridge the gap between demand and supply." This UK survey provides market and compens...
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