2010年年中薪管理酬盘点毕业生平均起薪涨一成（Mid 2010 annual pay management inventory graduates average starting salary rose 10%）.docVIP

2010年年中薪管理酬盘点毕业生平均起薪涨一成（Mid 2010 annual pay management inventory graduates average starting salary rose 10%） Recently, a recruitment network released 2010 annual salary inventory report, the whole enterprise actual salary growth rate will exceed 10%. this year, this year the average starting salary for graduates of the enterprise wage is 2694 yuan, although compared to 2009 growth of nearly 10%, but less than the expected wage is 2935 yuan for graduation. Employees expect the first rebound in wages Recently, human resources service provider a recruitment network released 2010 annual salary inventory report, through the analysis of the sample data including the city of Beijing, the more than 5000 companies that 2006-2008, Chinese salary has been in a rising trend, respectively 8.6%, 9.7% and 13.8%, in 2009 by the global financial crisis, the salary increase rate the decline is only 8.2%, and in 2010 the enterprise actual growth rate will again exceed 10%. However, the report also shows that compared to the enterprise, individual employees for wage growth expectations are often greater than the actual salary increase rate, although this feature was broken in 2009 (the staff expected salary growth rate of 6.5%, while the actual enterprise salary growth rate of 8.2%), but this year at the time. The growth rate reached 21.8%, far higher than the enterprise increase, that nearly two years of staff salary growth depressing requirement has a larger rebound. The financial insurance industry still top salary The average salary for each industry rankings, finance and insurance, real estate and construction of IT electronic and Internet industries still occupy the top three, reaching 3027 yuan, 2901 yuan and 2771 yuan, but the real estate construction and IT electronic and Internet to narrow the gap. From this years growth rate, financial insurance, IT electronics and Internet, media advertising or larger, more than 10%. in labor-intensive industries, such as manufacturing, the