Nuclear Workforce / Salaries ‘Struggling To Rebound’, Says Annual Survey

Industry’s workers ‘most dissatisfied’ in energy sector

Salaries ‘Struggling To Rebound’, Says Annual Survey

Salaries in the nuclear sector are struggling to rebound to pre-pandemic levels, with nuclear workers the least likely of any energy sector to get a pay rise next year, Airswift’s seventh annual Global Energy Talent Index concludes.

Airswift, a recruitment company for the energy industry, said this “could be considered a contributing factor to why nuclear workers are the most dissatisfied workers in the energy industry”.

In response to growing momentum behind new nuclear, particularly in Asia, 69% of employers promote cross-regional job transfers – the highest of any sector.

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