By David Milliken LONDON (Reuters) – Starting salaries for newly appointed employees in Britain rose at the slowest pace since March 2021 last month, according to industry data that offered some comfort to the Bank of England in its fight against inflation pressures. The Recruitment and Employment Confederation monthly survey has pointed towards a cooling in Britain’s hot hiring market for much of this year although it has been slow to translate into broader official labour force data. The BoE is keeping a close watch on labour market trends as it fears shortages of workers and skills mismatch…