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26 May 2010
The beginning of 2010 has seen an upswing in the number of accounting jobs, according to recruitmenters Robert Walters.
The firm said it has witnessed “an intense recruitment push” which it believes was caused by new headcount allowances at large businesses.
Andrew Hanson, director of financial services recruitment division, said both senior and junior-level permanent recruitment markets looked promising for 2010.
“Some institutions are returning to profit and so will be looking to further build out revenue streams. We expect opportunities for accountants in financial services to increase during the rest of year,” he said.
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