UK tech industry defies Brexit woes with growing job vacancies
More UK IT jobs advertised last year than ever before

More than 1.3 million IT jobs were advertised across the UK last year in spite of Brexit concerns, according to CompTIA. CompTIA research, based on figures from the Office for National Statistics and...
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