The global survey results suggest a happy, well remunerated and growing sector.
With so many reports of pay freezes and job losses, this comprehensive survey of 847 professionals from around the world gives an insight into one of the few, resilient employment sectors.
Now in its fourth year, the survey provides insight into the individuals employed in this expanding marketplace, from the types of organisations they work for, to their job functions, salaries and career backgrounds.
The results indicate a positive outlook for the sector in regard to salary, job security and job satisfaction. Europe (excluding the UK) was the highest earning region globally, with an average salary of £69,000. The average salary for the ‘Rest of the World’ category, including Asia, was £66,900 and £56,360 in the UK. Almost one quarter of respondents received basic salaries of £80,000 and upwards and 4% were rewarded with salaries in excess of £140,000.
Over 80% of respondents felt that their job security has improved or remained the same over the past 12 months (the same as 2010) with the same number (80%) of respondents satisfied with their jobs. 94% of respondents would recommend a career in the sector.
The survey is the result of a collaboration between sustainability recruitment specialists Acre Resources, corporate responsibility consultancy Acona, creative communications agency Flag and the publication Ethical Performance. It was distributed with the assistance of Eco-Business, The Centre for Sustainability and Excellence and CSRwire.
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