As it should be for workers. Don't expect less. Expect what you think you are worth.- "The average U.S. worker now says they would demand $81,822 annually to accept a new role, up from $73,391 in November."
The level of compensation that U.S job seekers are willing to accept to take on a new job is continuing to soar,https://www.linkedin.com/news/story/job-seekers-get-pickier-on-pay-6687234/
The level of compensation that U.S job seekers are willing to accept to take on a new job is continuing to soar,https://www.linkedin.com/news/story/job-seekers-get-pickier-on-pay-6687234/
Iynna·Apr 16Iynna·Apr 16Well my guess is it mirrors the rising costs of living
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