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Fewer UK graduates expect flexible working than in China or the US

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Source: Personnel Today

Issue: Oct 9 2007

Date: 09/10/2007

Publisher: RBI

Fewer UK graduates expect flexible working than in China or the US

TOPICS:

recruitment	selecting staff
terms, conditions and employee rights	working patterns
international	United States China

AUTHOR: Greg Pitcher

UK graduates expect less flexibility from their working lives than those starting careers in China and the US, a global survey has revealed.

The poll of 3,000 graduates at consultancy PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) found that those from the UK had the lowest flexible-working expectations.

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