Jobs & Salaries Primer Report 2011
Key findings:

A mixed bag of goodies: Hiring gains traction following a small uptick over the last year and zips ahead at 17% towards the last quarter, a rate of growth last seen half a decade ago.

Increment rates are up: A liberal regime that favours sought after skills and talent pushes the median salary increment to 7.3%, up from 5.25% in 2009.

Digging skills: More industries, than ever, are going after a highly skilled workforce. Multiple clusters of high-skilled, high-paid profiles have mushroomed across industries and in 12 of the 14 cities covered.
