In This Issue
Vital Pet Products issues 'open letter' to independent retailers following launch of Waitrose pet website
Retailers react strongly to Waitrose move
UK Pet Retailer of the Year launches 'Wash the Dog for Christmas' campaign
Pet economy drives £6bn of spending in the UK
Pet industry creates more jobs...but salaries still lagging behind
Over 80% of stand space sold for AQUA 2015
More stockists needed for growing homemade treats business
Animal Kingdom solves the problem of dogs eating too fast
SureFlap launches its SureFeed Microchip Pet Feeder
New partnership for Billy+Margot adds value to customer base
Ceva hosts webinars on fireworks advice
Tellington TTouch offers practical help ahead of firework season
International interest in PATS set to grow with move to Telford
Great British Bake Off inspires owners to cook treats for their pets
West Yorkshire woman Christie Hanson named UK Pet Owner of Year
Blooming Pet Products adds Gut Health to its range
New range of treats from Hollings
Experts warn pets are actually harmed by being petted
Animal lover who ran Bury pet shop celebrates 102nd birthday
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Pet industry creates more jobs...but salaries still lagging behind
 

Recruitment specialist Lynda Ward has revealed that jobs within the pet industry are on the rise but disappointingly wages are still below those in other industries...

Lynda's company Pet Trade Solutions is reporting an upswing in the number of jobs in the pet industry.

“This is the most mobile that the market has been for over a year, with companies feeling more confident to take on more staff due to the long-awaited upturn in the economy," said Lynda.

"The South East of England remains the most popular for Area Sales Manager roles, with Export or International Sales Manager roles coming a close second.

"On the downside salaries are still lagging behind other industries such as the human food sector, and the pet trade really needs to re-assess its offering in order to keep our best people and also to attract new blood.”

Lynda is always happy to personally advise on any aspects of recruitment and marketing strategy and can be contacted on 07946 743784 or at lyndaward@pettradesolutions.com

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