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04.01.2023 - 17:11 / dailyrecord.co.uk
The start of a new year presents a perfect opportunity for change, especially during these challenging times as the ongoing cost of living crisis continues to put the squeeze on household and personal spending power. It should come as no surprise then that a new survey of 2,500 workers has found that around one in 12 (8%) people are looking for a new job this month.
The research from Totaljobs also shows that nearly a third of workers (31%) are planning to find a new role at some point in 2023. Higher salaries are the top driver behind job searches (57%) in the next 12 months as people seek higher pay to counteract the rising cost of living.
This was followed by a lack of job satisfaction in their existing role (39%), wanting a better work/life balance (33%) and seeking better growth and training opportunities (25%). Nearly three-quarters (74%) of people said rising living costs mean they are worried about their financial situation.
However, flexible working options also remain a priority, with a quarter (25%) of people expecting employers to offer more flexible working options.
Nearly two-thirds (62%) of people said that, in light of the cost-of-living crisis, they are more likely to ignore a job advert that does not disclose the salary.
Steve Warnham, senior researcher at Totaljobs, said that firms setting fair and transparent salaries and promoting the support and non-monetary benefits available to staff "will be key to ensuring businesses can continue to plug skills gaps and bounce back when the economy recovers".
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The cost of living crisis is set to continue impacting household budgets across the country into the first half of 2023 as a result of high inflation, soaring energy bills and ever-increasing prices at the supermarket. As the financial pressure mounts, especially post-Christmas, Christians Against Poverty (CAP) Scotland is encouraging those who are unable to pay bills to get in touch for immediate help and advice.
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A Scots mum has told how she was forced to return to work while receiving treatment for cancer as she couldn't afford to pay her bills in the cost of living crisis. Joanna Shaw, 51, from Dundee, began a phased return to her job in sales in October, but struggled to survive on a reduced salary before returning full-time this week as she battles to make ends meet.
People are being encouraged to check they are not missing out on extra money and to find out if they could be eligible for any of the benefits administered by Social Security Scotland - some of which are only available in Scotland.
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