TITLE

Design salaries up across the board

PUB. DATE
November 2004
SOURCE
Design Week;11/4/2004, Vol. 19 Issue 45, p3
SOURCE TYPE
Trade Publication
DOC. TYPE
Article
ABSTRACT
Reports on the wage increase for designers, design groups and staff in Great Britain in 2004. Rates of increase over the whole year of 2004; Percentage of wage increase for account executives, production and project managers and for managing directors; Pros and cons to the wage increases; Indications of corporate profitability and improved performance.
ACCESSION #
15052754

Tags: DESIGNERS;  WAGES;  EXECUTIVE compensation;  SALES personnel;  DIRECTORS of corporations;  DESIGN

 

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