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Permanent and temporary staff employment in the UK increased during September, the latest Report on Jobs showed Wednesday. However, growth remained subdued compared with the buoyant levels seen prior to the downturn.
The Report on Jobs is a monthly publication produced by Markit Economics on behalf of the Recruitment & Employment Confederation and KPMG.
Permanent staff demand fell modestly, while demand for temporary staff improved slightly for the first time in fifteen months. Decrease in job vacancies was the weakest in the sixteen-month period of decline. The report showed that permanent staff salaries also decreased at the slowest pace in the current twelve-month period of decline.
Kevin Green, Chief Executive of the Recruitment & Employment Confederation said, "The labor market is still very fragile and we are concerned that recovery from this recession might be 'jobs light'. One of the reasons for this is that employers have retained more staff during this recession than previously."
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