UK skills gap set to worsen in 2005 |
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| Thursday, 03 February 2005 14:58 | |||
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According to a recent report from Lloyds TSB, the UKs skills gap will widen this year, leading to labour market bottlenecks. This could well have an upward affect on wages as companies compete for skilled labour. The report, carried out by PayFinder.com a salary comparison website, found that the average UK salary is now 27,723 a rise on 24,489 in 2003.
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