Changes to pay in 2012
Results from the 2013 IEMA practitioners survey reveal that more than half of IEMA members taking part received a pay increase in 2012
The ongoing harsh economic climate did nothing to improve the pay prospects of environment professionals, or UK workers generally, during 2012. The fact that the UK slipped back into recession at theContinue reading this with an IEMA membership
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