A new survey by Association of Graduate Recruiters has shown that a career in law may be a safe option for graduates looking for a high, relatively stable salary. As the employers of many of the UK's law graduates, firms in the City tend to suffer less from market volatility than other industries, meaning that remuneration is relatively constant, reports the Financial Times. This comes in the light of news that investment banks and fund managers have chosen to reduce their starting salaries for new graduates due to the current economic climate, says the report. Figures show that the average salary for new graduates is down some £500 to £35,000, while salaries in law are expected to increase by around three per cent making the average £36,000. However, despite the ongoing turbulence in the markets, investment banks and fund managers are still expecting to see a 28 per cent increase in graduate vacancies. In related news, Ofsted has suggested that graduate trainee teachers are highly beneficial to challenging schools, reports the Guardian. Pareto - Graduate Banking Sales Jobs with the UK's financial organisations companies earning up to £35k OTE
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