The IT job market is stabilising, as the latest data from CWJobs.co.uk shows that vacancies are close to returning to pre-recession levels.
First quarter figures for 2013 reveal that the volume of permanent vacancies has risen for the fourth year in a row. IT jobs are now only 15 percent below what they were pre-recession in Q1 2008, compared to 41 percent just three years ago.
CWJobs.co.uk claims that the rise in vacancies suggests that Britain’s economic outlook is finally showing signs of stabilising and that it’s likely that businesses are taking on additional staff as they anticipate expanding, or try to trigger growth.
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