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iCIMS UK Class of 2023 Report

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iCIMS - UK Class of 2023 Report
UK Class of 2023 Report – download the free whitepaper

What employers need to know about how UK graduates are approaching today’s job market.

They are the first wave of 21st century babies to hit the workforce, and the Class of 2023 has already lived through a lot. With a global pandemic upending most of their university experiences and a cost of living crisis to contend with, this class of graduates is seeking job security and financial stability.

Our annual UK Class of 2023 Report digs deep into this cohort’s expectations and highlights key talent trends we see in a new generation of the workforce.

We’ll look at how this year’s graduates differ from their predecessors, how global instability has changed the way they view the workforce, and just how much they expect to get paid in their future roles.

Our report brings together workforce perspectives from more than 1,000 final year UK undergraduate university students and shares perspective and advice from HR and talent leaders.

 

 

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An annual survey report to help HR professionals in the UK engage Gen Z talent and build their 21st-century workforce.

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