Not exact matches
For senior lawyers with more than 10 years
of experience, the 2015 Robert Half
salary guide released last week predicts
salaries at mid-sized law firms will go up by 4.8 per
cent, putting them in a range
of $ 159,000 to $ 222,750.
A survey
of 2,752 organisations, representing over 2.6 million (2,686,179) employees, conducted as part
of our 2016 Hays
Salary Guide in Australia & New Zealand, shows that
of the staff they counter-offered, 46 per
cent left anyway, four per
cent stayed less than three months, 21 per
cent stayed between three and 12 months, and just 29 per
cent stayed longer than 12 months.
The
salary guide shows that 16.2 per
cent of respondents have 20 + years»
of experience, a fall
of 17.1 per
cent from the previous years»
guide.
The importance
of this issue is underscored by the fact 89 per
cent of employers in Hong Kong responding to the 2018
Salary Guide believe skill shortages have the potential to hamper effective business operations over the coming year.»
The Oil & Gas Global
Salary Guide, launched February 2015, shows that 40 per
cent of all female respondents are in their first four years
of working in the oil and gas industry.
Additional highlights from the 2018 Hays Canada
Salary Guide • Economic outlook is highest in Quebec where 50 per
cent of employers believe it will strengthen in 2018.
In our Oil and Gas Global
Salary Guide published this month, it is revealed that the number
of employers who hire expat workers in Canada increased by 7.6 per
cent year - on - year.
The seventh annual Hays
Salary Guide has revealed a 19 per
cent spike in confidence for a strengthening Canadian economy next year and nearly two - thirds
of respondents expect their business activity will increase.
The 2018 Hays Asia
Salary Guide shows that most employers in Japan (59 per cent) awarded salary increases of up to three per cent during their last review p
Salary Guide shows that most employers in Japan (59 per
cent) awarded
salary increases of up to three per cent during their last review p
salary increases
of up to three per
cent during their last review period.
According to the 2018 Hays Asia
Salary Guide, nearly half
of all candidates surveyed in Hong Kong plan to change employers within the year and 41 per
cent are currently open to an offer.
In answer to a new question added to the
Salary Guide this year, 54 per
cent of employers in Hong Kong say they are confident
of recruiting candidates with the skills their organisation needs in the next 12 months while 32 per
cent were not very confident
of meeting this challenge.
This question should be urgent for Canadian business leaders and managers because the Hays Canada 2017
Salary Guide finds that 62 per
cent of employers expect business activity to increase, but only 35 per
cent say they will increase headcount.
Similarly, more than half the people we surveyed in our Hays Asia
Salary Guide (54 per
cent) cited the wish to face new challenges as a key reason for their departure from an organisation, while almost the same percentage (48 per
cent) indicated a lack
of progression as the cause.
In addition, 92 per
cent of job seekers judge company reputation as a crucial element in their decision making process when evaluating new job opportunities, according to the sixth annual Hays Oil & Gas
Salary Guide.
Recruitment in the financial industry is strong, with the latest Hays Asia
Salary Guide showing 58 per
cent of employers in China intend to increase
salaries between 6 per
cent and 10 per
cent this year.