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Scientists and engineers more likely to switch jobs
“Employees in the science and engineering industry are more likely to change jobs more frequently than other professions in order to progress their careers, the latest findings from the Kelly Global Workforce Index (KGWI) reveal.” You can read the article at
http://processengineering.theengineer.co.uk/scientists-and-engineers-more-likely-to-switch-jobs/1014042.article
and you may be able to download the report from
http://
kellyservices.mwnewsroom.com/Kelly-Global-Workforce-Index
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