Despite the fact that financial services have said they will recruit less this year, graduates should not be overly concerned about recruitment on the whole, an expert has said. They may be assured to learn that employers are predicting an overall 12.2 per cent increase in recruitment for the year, with manufacturers expected to take the lead. Jo Sellick, managing director of legal and financial recruitment specialists, Sellick Partnership, said: "Although employers are exercising caution when deciding to take on new staff, I don't think we need to worry about recruitment too much, as the right CV will always open doors." She added that the financial market has been seen to "self-perpetuate" in the past despite behaviour displayed by other market forces. According to Ms Sellick, the economy should be able to "ride out" a slowdown. Sellick Partnership was founded in Manchester in 2002 and has offices in Belfast, Chester, the Midlands and Newcastle. Pareto - Graduate Sales Jobs with the UK's largest companies earning up to £35k OTE
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