British tech salaries trail behind the rest of the world, claims pay study

Nicholas Fearn
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Recruiter pay survey suggests British IT pros should 'go west' to earn the best

Salaries of technology professionals based in the UK are among the lowest in the world, according to research published this week. Online recruiter Hired made the claims in its latest Global Sta...

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