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‘Undervalued’ hospitality workers want 42.4% pay rise

The survey by Purple CV also found that British workers wanted 8.3 more days of paid annual leave

Professional CV writing specialists Purple CV, carried out a survey of 2,500 British workers and found that those in the hospitality sector believed they deserved an average of a 42.4% pay rise.
This is compared to lawyers who felt they deserved a 30% wage increase, charity workers who desired a 32.3% rise, and bankers who felt they deserved 41.1% more than their current salaries.

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