Government Plans Salary Information in All Job Adverts
The government plans to make employers include salary information in job adverts, so people can see pay before applying.
The government will bring in the law soon.
The government has set no start date.
Andy Burnham urged businesses to show salaries.
Government figures cite the CIPD. 41% of employers always show pay ranges.
Only 18% always show exact salaries.
Siemens Mobility is setting up a programme. It gives work experience.
It aims to reach 10,000 young people. This will take three years.
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