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PROCUREMENT SALARY GUIDE AND INSIGHTS 2018Key trends and findings

Scott Dance 24 April 2018

• 4th edition of the report

• Survey conducted in September 2017

• Over 4,000 professionals globally completed

the survey

OVERVIEW OF THE REPORT

2

SKILLS SHORTAGES REMAIN PREVALENT

3

RECRUITMENT CHALLENGES IN THE LAST YEAR

4

56%faced challenges

finding the right

talent

21%top challenge

was competition

from other

employers

TOP RECRUITMENT CHALLENGES

5

27%

32%

40%

47%

47%

Organisational fit

Lack of technical skills

Candidate salaryexpectations

Budget restraints

Lack of sector skills andexperience

TOP SKILLS IN DEMAND

6

Communication

& soft skillsNegotiation

INTERNAL STAKEHOLDER MANAGEMENT SKILLS IN DEMAND

7

82%internal stakeholder

management skills in

demand at Advanced

Professional level

RECRUITING PLANS FOR THE YEAR AHEAD

8

63%Private

Sector 55%Public

Sector

55%Charity/

NFP

60%of employers

expect to hire in

the next year

EMPLOYEES LOOKING TO MOVE ROLE

9

62%

65%

71%

74%

Careerprogressionopportunities

Content of thework

Location

Salary

Top reasons to move role

30%of employees

expect to move

role in the next

year

SALARIES CONTINUE TO GROW

10

SPOTLIGHT ON SALARY

11

5.1%overall

salary

growth 2.2%national

average

salary

growth*

*ONS statistics, Sept 2017

68%received a salary

increase

AVERAGE SALARIES BY REGION

12

Scotland £44,183

North East £38,320

London £57,106

South East £50,138South West £42,468

West Midlands £43,393

East Midlands £44,326

East of England £45,003

North West £42,909

Yorkshire & Humber £41,433

Northern Ireland £36,139

Wales £37,301

AVERAGE SALARIES BY SECTOR

13

£48,057Private

Sector

£41,565Public

Sector

£44,891Charity/NFP

71%received

a salary

increase

62%received

a salary

increase

65%received

a salary

increase

TOP AVERAGE SALARIES BY INDUSTRY

14

£71,137Professional

and Business

Services

£57,300Non-

Departmental

Public Body

£43,351Charity

AVERAGE SALARIES BY GENDER

15

24,638

30,801

39,285

45,416

63,986

25,451

32,193

43,742

51,680

85,398

Tactical

Operational

Managerial

Professional

Advanced Professional

Average salary (£)

Male

Female

PROFESSIONALS RECEIVING A BONUS BY SECTOR

16

53%Private Sector

20%Charity/NFP

Sector

15%Public Sector

TOP BENEFITS BY SECTOR

17

Private Sector Public Sector Charity/NFP

Private medical

insurance

Life assurance

Work mobile

phone

Flexible working

Above statutory

pension

contributions

Professional body

membership fee

Flexible working

Professional body

membership fee

Support for study/

career development

1

2

3

1

2

3

1

2

3

GREATER FOCUS ON PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

18

30%received support

for study/career

development

(2017)

43%received support

for study/career

development

(2018)

SPOTLIGHT ON INTERIMS

19

AVERAGE INTERIM DAY RATES BY PROJECT

20

427

438

460

480

535

614

Category managementimplementation

Strategic sourcingexercise

Strategy and performance

End to end tender process

Greenfield procurementstart up

Change andtransformation

Average day rate (£)

INTERIM AVERAGE DAY RATES BY GENDER

21

£537Male

£404Female

HOW IS PROCUREMENT VIEWED?

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POSITIVE PERCEPTIONS OF PROCUREMENT

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73%Private

Sector 75%Public

Sector

63%Charity/

NFP

73%of professionals

agree procurement

is valued in their

organisation

RECOMMENDATIONS

24

RECOMMENDATIONS FOR EMPLOYERS

25

Identify skills shortages in your team, and build from within

Widen talent pools to find the professionals you need

Make sure your salaries and benefits are competitive

RECOMMENDATIONS FOR PROFESSIONALS

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Ensure your skills are up to date

Be proactive in building your career plan

Develop your personal brand

HAYS/CIPS PROCUREMENT SALARY GUIDE AND INSIGHTS 2018

27

Contact us: scott.dance@hays.com

LinkedIn: Hays Procurement Insights – UK

hays.co.uk/cips-salary-guide

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