Britain's biggest worries of 2008
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4. Outgoings and income
2008 also revealed that as more and more people lose their jobs, the ones who still have theirs will do anything to keep them – including taking a pay cut or a demotion to stay on the team.
Similarly in conjunction to 2008's turbulent year, many employees in January 2009 did not engage in what's known as the 'great escape' (migrating to a new job for a new year). The uncertainty of finances was hailed as one of the chief reasons.
Similarly in conjunction to 2008's turbulent year, many employees in January 2009 did not engage in what's known as the 'great escape' (migrating to a new job for a new year). The uncertainty of finances was hailed as one of the chief reasons.
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