Michael Page surveyed more than 2,700 clients across Australia’s biggest industries, all to find out their views on current and future hiring trends. A snapshot of what we discovered about the overview for customer service, including estimated salaries includes:For four years the market has cut jobs in customer service in a bid to deliver cost efficiencies, this trend is now reversing, and 51% of our surveyed companies expect to grow their customer service teams in 2015/16There’s going to be plenty of demand for those in mid-level roles, and anyone with social media experience and skills can expect to be sought after by employers.As for salaries, things are looking good, a whopping 92% of our survey respondents expected their employees to receive a direct salary increase this year, and half of them expect direct employees to receive a bonusTo find out about the specific roles in demand, along with attraction and retention strategies you can expect to see, download the full Page Personnel Customer Service Salary & Employment OutlookCustomer Service Career ServicesLinksCustomer Service Job SearchCustomer Service Recruitment ServicesCustomer Service Salary RatesExecutive Recruitment
