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Show me the money! | Should it be illegal for firms to post job ads with no salary info?

Should it be illegal for firms to post job ads with no salary info?

According to new research into salary transparency among 2000 jobseekers by Talent.com, 98% of candidates believe it is important to know the salary before applying for a role.

However, the report, titled Measuring Attitudes Towards Salary Transparency, found that only 20% of job postings available via Talent.com in the UK include this information.

Furthermore, a whopping 81% think employers should be required to disclose salary ranges in job descriptions, while 79% would also support a law requiring this information to be disclosed in job postings.

It’s like reading a book to the end and finding out someone has ripped out the last page, yet many employers still like to leave the salary range in their job adverts blank.

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