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Cheers Jobstats. I find your site very informative, if not a little depressing sometimes. Keep up the good work!
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Why don't you show median rates rather than mean?Originally posted by jobstats.co.uk View PostI updated the site last night. It takes a while for all the stats to be reviewed, cleaned and then processed so apologies for the delay.
We appear to be as low as the dip following the dot com bust. The question is, will we go any lower?
Hourly rates are looking fantastic though:
http://jobstats.co.uk/jobstats.d/Rates.html
Trying to track down the anomaly here. With the low volumes it only takes a careless agent to put one too many zeros on a daily rate to really affect the averages. I do not actually believe that contractor rates are climbing like this
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Also I think your site shows there are no contracts, but if there were, they would be very well paid.
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I updated the site last night. It takes a while for all the stats to be reviewed, cleaned and then processed so apologies for the delay.
We appear to be as low as the dip following the dot com bust. The question is, will we go any lower?
Hourly rates are looking fantastic though:
http://jobstats.co.uk/jobstats.d/Rates.html
Trying to track down the anomaly here. With the low volumes it only takes a careless agent to put one too many zeros on a daily rate to really affect the averages. I do not actually believe that contractor rates are climbing like this
New site should be online next week.
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OK it's April 2nd and JobStats is still looking suspiciously Februaryish.
Whoever voted "Not updated; JobStats isn't what it used to be...", all one of you, can pat yourself on the back. You were right and the rest of us were wrong.
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Think he is waiting for the results.Originally posted by stingman123 View PostAre you compiling the stats yourself? Now?
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Are you compiling the stats yourself? Now?Originally posted by swamp View PostPoll to follow.
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JobStats tomorrow (March 1st)
22Up, green shoots and all that.4.55%1Same same, limping along in the doldrums.36.36%8Down to zero, flat lining, clinicly dead.40.91%9Not updated; JobStats isn't what it used to be... ;)9.09%2AndyW will convert it into a social networking site with a Twitter interface.9.09%2Poll to follow.
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