WITH headlines such as “Jobless Total Climbs to 2.4 Million” and “Recession Forces a Million to Work Part-Time” hitting the papers in the first half of 2009, you could be forgiven for thinking that the state of the job market was dire. But do such doom-laden stories provide the whole picture? Not according to those working within many scientific sectors which, thankfully, are now showing tentative signs of improvement, even if they are not, as yet, fully recovered.
According to the from the , the median average wage in the…
