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Pay data for publishers: 2011 survey launch

We will shortly be launching the Periodical Publishers Association Salary Survey for 2011. To find out more, head over to the XpertHR Pay Intelligence blog. Read More...

Published 11 Apr 2011 12:47 PM by XpertHR - Employment Intelligence

Filed under: pay rates, salary surveys, pay and benefits

Managers' salaries surveyed for 2011

I wrote yesterday about our annual management salary survey over on the XpertHR Pay Intelligence blog. The National Management Salary Survey for 2011 draws on pay data submitted by 186 organisations on 34,744 employees and provides a range of invaluable...

Published 9 Mar 2011 9:55 AM by XpertHR - Employment Intelligence

Filed under: pay rates, salary surveys, pay and benefits, xperthr salary surveys, managers pay

Graduate recruitment & starting salaries 2010/2011: Take part in the XpertHR benchmarking survey

ur membership believes that a university degree still has a very high currency with employers. - Association of Graduate Recruiters (AGR) . It seems that graduates are increasingly likely to turn to lap dancing as a career of choice. - Kevin J Ball ....

Published 15 Sep 2010 12:00 PM by XpertHR - Employment Intelligence

Filed under: pay rates, recruitment, labour market, benchmarking, graduate recruitment, starting salaries

Pay Intelligence for reward specialists

If you are reading this, then there is a fair chance that you have a professional interest in pay and reward issues. And if so, we hope you will check out the new XpertHR Pay Intelligence blog. Read More...

Published 6 Sep 2010 2:38 AM by XpertHR - Employment Intelligence

Filed under: pay rates, salary surveys, pay and benefits, pay awards, benefits, economic indicators, reward strategy, pay

Benchmarking IT pay: Low pay rises for computer staff in 2010

Pay rises for IT staff are subdued as a direct result of the continuing effects of the recession. This is among the key findings of detailed benchmarking research on computer staff salaries undertaken by XpertHR Salary Surveys . Read More...

Published 29 Jun 2010 8:00 AM by XpertHR - Employment Intelligence

Filed under: pay rates, pay and benefits, pay awards, xperthr salary surveys

Public sector pay: Government publishes salaries of highest-earning civil servants

Today the Government published a list of "most" senior civil servants paid more than £150,000 a year (Excel format 19.9K, on the Cabinet Office website), as part of a drive which it says is intended to improve transparency, increase accountability...

Published 1 Jun 2010 9:35 AM by XpertHR - Employment Intelligence

Filed under: pay rates, pay and benefits, public sector, public spending

Benchmarking computer staff salaries with XpertHR

XpertHR's salary survey unit will shortly be sending participation packs for the Computer Staff Salary Survey to organisations which have previously taken part in this long-running research. Find out more about participating in the Computer Staff...

Published 8 Mar 2010 1:35 AM by XpertHR - Employment Intelligence

Filed under: pay rates, salary surveys, pay and benefits, celre, reward strategy, pay

Pay data sets low baseline for 2010 pay rises

With the busiest months of the pay setting calendar now upon us, employers can turn to some bang up-to-date salary data from CELRE, published exclusively on XpertHR Job Pricing , to inform their decisions. Annual reports published in the final few weeks...

Published 17 Dec 2009 1:16 AM by XpertHR - Employment Intelligence

Filed under: pay rates, salary surveys, pay and benefits, celre, pay awards, information sources

Pre-Budget Report 2009: Follow it live on XpertHR

Chancellor Alistair Darling will deliver what is arguably the most eagerly anticipated Pre-Budget Report since they were introduced in 1997 at 12.30 pm on Wednesday 9 December 2009. We will be providing live coverage of the Pre-Budget Report 2009 speech...

Published 3 Dec 2009 10:00 AM by XpertHR - Employment Intelligence

Filed under: pay rates, public sector, redundancy, economics, general election, alistair darling, hr policy and strategy, recession, pre-budget report, pay freeze, public spending, gdp

Goodbye to the Average Earnings Index in 2010

An obscure and unnnoticed report published by the UK's National Statistics Authority yesterday reveals that the existing national statistic for earnings growth - the long-established Average Earnings Index - is to be replaced with a series called...

Published 27 Nov 2009 8:02 AM by XpertHR - Employment Intelligence

Filed under: pay rates, pay and benefits, benchmarking, statistics

Computer staff pay rises fall in 2009

Pay rises for computer staff have fallen to a record low while the number of redundancies in the IT sector has begun to rise, according to data published by XpertHR's salary survey arm, CELRE , today. Find out more about the survey and XpertHR JobPricing...

Published 26 Jun 2009 8:37 AM by XpertHR - Employment Intelligence

Filed under: pay rates, salary surveys, pay and benefits, celre, job pricing

The case against coming down hard on executive pay in 2009

Recession-stricken 2009 has seen widespread public condemnation of perceived pay excesses and their contribution to the current dire economic climate, with outrage at corporate executive pay eclipsed only by the fury surrounding MPs' expenses . Governments...

Published 9 Jun 2009 8:30 AM by XpertHR - Employment Intelligence

Filed under: executive pay, pay rates, pay and benefits, usa, expenses

Pay rises for footballers - penalties for CEOs

Pay freezes all round? Not apparently in football's Premier League, where, according to a report out today, the salary bill grew by an astonishing 26% last year, exceeding £1 billion for the first time ever. Top of the pay league in the 2007/08 football...

Published 4 Jun 2009 2:09 PM by XpertHR - Employment Intelligence

Filed under: pay rates, salary surveys, pay and benefits, economics

Never mind the expenses - are MPs actually underpaid in 2009?

May 2009 was by no means a vintage month in terms of MPs' standing in the hearts and minds of the British public, with the Telegraph's expenses witch-hunt (external website) galvanising popular interest in (and condemnation of) politicians to...

Published 1 Jun 2009 8:30 AM by XpertHR - Employment Intelligence

Filed under: pay rates, pay and benefits, expenses

Earnings inequality increases job satisfaction, Danish research finds

An employee's job satisfaction increases when there is evidence that their co-workers earn more than they do for similar work (subscription required), according to potentially controversial research from Danish academics, reported on XpertHR. Read...

Published 11 May 2009 8:30 AM by XpertHR - Employment Intelligence

Filed under: pay rates, pay and benefits, engagement, job satisfaction, denmark

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