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UK to end ‘competitive salary’ job adverts as employers are told to ‘say what you pay’

Editorial Desk2 hours ago2 hours ago02 mins

Jobseekers talking to recruiters at a crowded job fair. Photo: Bianca ciw, via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0). Employers in the UK will be required to state the salary in job adverts under a new “say what you pay” law announced by the government on Wednesday. The plan, announced by Prime Minister Andy Burnham, is…

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