Top bosses at London QSs now looking for £110,000 to switch firms

By Dave Rogers2021-03-10T06:00:00

Annual Hays salary survey says cost of poaching big hitters from rivals has gone up £10,000

Quantity surveyors in London looking to bring in new partners and directors can now expect to have to shell out more than £100,000 to do so.

Cost consultants working in the capital have traditionally been among the best payers in the industry although last year most were forced to cut pay packets or impose salary freezes as the cost of the covid-19 pandemic began to bite.

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