UK Job Vacancies Drop
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UK job vacancies drop as employment costs grow
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Number of jobs on offer dropped to 781,000 in the first three months of the year .
Average UK pay continued to rise - up 5.9% - but increases in employer National Insurance Contributions and National Minimum Wage hikes are forecast to weigh on salaries.
ONS said the UK unemployment rate remained at 4.4% , roughly the same as the previous three months .
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