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News: 12/07

Average advertised salary increases again

21/12/2007

The average salary advertised in the UK has reached £31,969 in December, according to a new report.

The research, by allthetopbananas.com shows that the average wage of advertised jobs has risen by £679 from last month. read more...

UK workers making money on the side

14/12/2007

Students going into graduate jobs may want to find themselves a pastime as a survey has revealed that one in five UK workers are boosting their incomes through their hobbies.

The research, by National Savings and Investments (NS&I), shows that Brits make £26.5 billion collectively every year through out-of-work interests. read more...

News: 12/06

Slow growth in graduate starting salaries leaves many deferring life decisions and wishing they had done

22/12/2006

One-third of graduates feel they did the wrong course, and many feel the costs and related debts are stopping them from buying a house, starting a family and saving for retirement six years after they graduated. read more...

News: 11/07

Graduates told to pay fees

28/11/2007

Graduates in Scotland have been left in shock this week as they received letters asking them to pay a £2,000 graduate endowment fee, which the Scottish National Party had previously promised to scrap. read more...

TUC calls for minimum wage to be increased

27/11/2007

The Trades Union Congress (TUC) has called for the minimum wage to be increased during 2008, which could be good news for graduates working in their gap years.

Minimum wage for people aged 22 and over is currently £5.52 an hour but the TUC wants the Low Pay Commission to try and secure a rise to £6 over the next year. read more...