Employees want better jobs in New Year’s resolutions

Career
improvement is one of the most popular New Year resolutions this year,
according to an on-line survey.

Sixty
per cent of people questioned for recruitment company Reed’s survey, New Year’s
Resolution Generator, had career anxieties and identified areas of work life
that could be better.

“Career
worries are often top of people agendas at this time of the year,” said Sarah
Parsons, head of communications for reed.co.uk.

“Only
10 per cent of people that make New Year resolutions keep them though.”

www.reed.co.uk

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By
Paul Nelson