Salary and fee income surge for contingency recruiters
Salaries and fee income for UK recruiters working in contingency recruitment have gone up over the past year by as much as 10-28%, according to the Annual Recruitment, Executive Search & Interi
Salaries and fee income for UK recruiters working in contingency recruitment have gone up over the past year by as much as 10-28%, according to the Annual Recruitment, Executive Search & Interim Management Salary Survey 2011 by Heywood Staffing Solutions.
“The demand for fee earners with a proven track record and a portable client base remains high across all sectors as well as researchers with a similar track record,” the report said.
“Candidates can expect to receive a pay rise on changing jobs and consequently they are reviewing the opportunities that offer the best career progression and OTE [over target earnings].”
Highest demand is for client-facing and new business development experience. Significant opportunities also exist for entry-point candidates, “and the demand is expected to increase further at all levels in 2011”, it said.
The report went on to say that a number of management opportunities were available. “There is a particular appetite for product directors and managing directors with relevant experience,” it said.
(See November issues of Recruiter for more.)
