Average salaries for accountants now top £40,000 a year - but expectations continue to run high with many expecting a 9% pay rise in 2002, writes Dami...
View articleAverage salaries for accountants now top £40,000 a year - but expectations continue to run high with many expecting a 9% pay rise in 2002. Read More...
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View articleA study has launched to find out how the traditional image and delivery of accounting education can be transformed into an attractive proposition to n...
View articleAccountancyAge.com this week launches a new careers centre featuring one of the most comprehensive databases of financial jobs available anywhere. Rea...
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View articleThe Government's commitment to public services means the sector can be seen as a safe haven for consultants. But it is not immune to recessionary-or b...
View articlePublication of the latest salary survey from our sister title Financial Director will provoke the usual round of outrage about fat cat pay tempered by...
View articleLike public schools, colleges at Oxford and Cambridge have led charmed lives. Inquiries have come and gone but on they sail, bastions of privilege - a...
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View articleConservative education spokesman Damian Green has repeated calls for the ongoing Individual Learning Account (ILA) crisis to be investigated by the Pu...
View articleOngoing inward investment and organic growth in Wales will form the basis for a 'fruitful partnership' between Welsh businesses and accountants, a gat...
View articleThe chancellor has announced that he will introduce tax breaks for employers that provide training, with IT skills being recognised as crucial to Brit...
View articleBig bonuses have taken six FTSE-100 FDs into the million-pound-a-year bracket, according to the fifth annual pay survey by Financial Director magazine...
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View articleThe proposals for tax incentives are one of six proposals that the EC has made for improving training across Europe. Read More...
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View articleWere the FD and CEO at Regus right to waive their wages during troubled times? Neil Chisman says they have sent out the right message, but Peter Willi...
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