9 In 10 People In The Midlands Believe They Could Find A Job In Three Months

Monday, 30 May 2022 07:57

The figures come from a survey carried out by FRS Recruitment.

4 out of 5 people in the midlands say the lack of salary information on a job post puts them off applying.

The figures come from a survey carried out by FRS recruitment, which also shows only 4 in 10 people in the region believe there'll be jobs available to them this year.

9 in 10 people believe they could secure job in three months or less.

More than half of employees in the region expect a pay rise in the next 12 months, and 6 in 10 believe their salary reflects their current position.

Fears of losing a job have plummeted in the region, down to 37%, from 63% last year.

Nationally, three out of five people believe there will be more job opportunities for them this year.

That's the finding of a new FRS Recruitment survey, which reveals seven out of 10 say the lack of salary information on a job has put them off applying for a job.

71% of employees are also expecting a pay rise this year and only 38% fear for their employment.

FRS Recruitment General Manager, Lynn McCormack says job-hunters are more confident and want to know how much they'll be paid: