The pay divide between engineers in the North and the South of the UK has narrowed since the financial crisis, according to an analysis by Brookson, a provider of accountancy services to engineering contractors.
According to the pay gap data, engineers in the North of England (North West, Yorks & Humber and the North East) now earn on average just 8% less than their Southern counterparts. Median pay for engineers in the North has risen by 9.9% since 2009, from £34,091 to £37,455, compared to 8.3% for engineers in…
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