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Graduate starting salaries: frozen again
Table 1a: Percentage change in graduate starting salaries between 2010/11 and 2011/12
Table 1b: Percentage change in graduate starting salaries between 2010/11 and 2011/12 - weighted¹
Starting salaries in 2011/12 show uplift compared with 2010/11 survey
Table 2a: Graduate starting salaries 2011/12
Table 2b: Graduate starting salaries 2011/12 - weighted¹
Graduate starting salaries and increases by region
How starting salaries are structured
Graduate salaries and increases by type of role
Table 3: Percentage change in graduate salaries between 2009/10 and 2010/11 by role
Table 4: Graduate starting salaries 2010/11 by role
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XpertHR graduate recruitment survey 2011: starting salaries

This report presents salary prospects based on XpertHR's annual graduate recruitment survey - and finds that salary levels are frozen for the third consecutive year.

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Status: This article has been archived and is available for reference only.
Publisher: IRS
Source: IRS Employment Review
Industry sectors: manufacturing and production; private-sector services; public services

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