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LONDON, July 28, 2020 /PRNewswire/ --Life sciences professionals are confident in their job security despitethe economy,according to a new survey by global recruiterEPM Scientific.50%of US respondentsand59% of European respondents feel confident in keeping their jobs over the next six months, despite the majority predicting a worsening economy over the next year. The EPM Scientific Job Confidence Index measures confidence in the life sciences labor market. It surveyed over 380 experienced life sciences via an online survey and consultant follow up. The survey ran from March to May 2020. A Media pack is available, as is the possibility of exclusive interviews with key publications. Thesefindingscome from theEPM Scientific Job Confidence Indexwhich measures confidence in the life scienceslabormarket. The index reports on professionals' confidence in the economy, holding or getting a job, their compensation and bonus, and whether the normal push-and-pull factors in employment have changed. "In these uncertain times, it can be hard to know what current and potential employees arethinking andfeeling. TheJob ConfidenceIndexprovidessomeclarity and can help guide strategies to attract, motivate and retain talent," saysLuis Rolim, Group Marketing Director atEPM Scientific."Theseresults are promising; they show the resilience of the life sciences sector and the confidence of its workforce." Key findings include: Doom and gloom ahead:56% of US respondentsand 63% of European respondentspredict a worsening economy. State of affairs:Europe's life sciences professionals are more positive about the current job market. 42% feel positiveor very positive compared to just 29% of US respondents. Cashing in:On both sides of the Atlantic, two-fifths (43%) of life sciences respondents think their compensation will increase.However,themajority say career progression opportunities, not a higher salary, would persuade them to seek new employment. Feeling good:Half of life sciences professionals feel satisfied with their current job.Half say they are planning to stay with theircurrent employerover the nextsix months. Grass is greener:A majority(58%) of US life sciences professionalssay they would relocate for the right job. Three quarters(76%) expect help with moving expenses. MethodologyTheEPMScientificJob ConfidenceIndexsurveyed over380experienced life sciences via an online surveyand consultant follow up.The survey ran from March to May 2020.Download the EPM Scientific Job Confidence Index 2020 US: https://bit.ly/2CRo3PcDownload the EPM Scientific Job Confidence Index 2020 Europe: https://bit.ly/304NRzWAbout EPM ScientificEPM Scientific provides permanent, contract and multi-hire recruitment services for the life sciences industry, across sectors including research and development, clinical development, clinical operations, biometrics, commercial, medical communications, medical affairs, quality, regulatory and pharmacovigilance.SOURCE EPM Scientific

Answer: EPM Scientific Survey Reveals Life Sciences Professionals are Confident in Job Security Despite Gloomy Economic Outlook English Deutschland - Deutsch