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City Not so Glad to be Gay

City Not So Glad to be Gay

Fewer employees in the City prepared to identify themselves as gay
Credit crunch paranoia and the change in focus of the discrimination agenda (to age) blamed
But good

Crunch Causes Demand for Compensation Specialists

Credit Crunch Causes Demand for Compensation Specialists

August may have been a damp squib weather wise but in the HR jobs market recruitment activity is boiling over, especially for monitoring and regulation jobs in the compliance recruitment world is rapidly increasing, according to the latest research from Joslin Rowe

City Salaries Defy Credit Crunch Gloom

City Salaries Defy Credit Crunch Gloom

After a disappointing start to the year, the City’s average financial services salary for people joining new jobs has risen to £39,766, according to research from City rec

What's In a Name?

What's In a Name?

An analysis of the names of candidates for jobs in London’s financial services sector has revealed a potential shift in the social background of City employees in the last decade. There has been a d

Compliance Recruitment Keeps Shape Despite Crunch

Compliance Recruitment Keeps Shape Despite Crunch

Despite continuing turbulence in the financial marketplace, compliance recruitment is weathering the storm. According to the latest research from Joslin Rowe, European bank

Joslin Rowe Builds on Success at UK Awards

Joslin Rowe Builds on Success at UK Awards

Joslin Rowe has become one of the most successful recruitment firms ever in the history of the UK Recruiter Awards - after winning their 4th award this week. The company secured t

Scottish Salaries Up By 11.4%

Salaries in Scotland’s financial services sector grew by 11.4% between March 2007 and March 2008 according to financial services recruiter, Joslin Rowe. In March 2007 the average financial services salary was £21,893. This has now rise

March Employment Index

Surge in temps as firms overestimate the impact of the credit crunch

Credit crunch caution led to smaller than usual jump in New Year permanent job vacancies
BUT, hiring freezes unwarranted – n