Graduate pay is on the up

Article Abstract:

The number of job vacancies targeted at graduates is expected to increase by almost 12% in 2004, after falling by 3.5% in 2003, according to a survey of over 200 employers conducted by the Association of Graduate Recruiters. The survey also revealed that starting salaries for the majority of new graduates will be between around UKPd15,000 to UKPd35,000/yr, with three-quarters of graduates expected to receive salaries of at least UKPd20,000/yr.

Surveys, Recruiting, College graduates, Industry hiring

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Graduate tax widely opposed

Article Abstract:

The British government is considering a graduate tax which has been met with staunch opposition from figures in higher education. The issue of differential fees was met with both support and opposition, causing Lord Baker to remark that the funding debate was now in a state of confusion. The education sector has demonstrated a need for more funding, a need that has thus far been been unsatisfied.

Taxation, Education, Higher, Higher education

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Professor salaries break the scales

Article Abstract:

Pay schemes provided by universities to attract the best professors is presented.

Financial management, Colleges & Universities, Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools, Colleges and universities, Evaluation, Human resource management, Universities and colleges, College teachers, College faculty, Company personnel management, Company financing, Education costs

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