April, the busiest month for pay rises, sees most pay increases improve, but a jump in inflation could be cause for concern.
Inflation
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Nearly 900,000 public sector workers including teachers, doctors, police and prison officers will see their pay increase by up to...
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Employers awarded a median 2.5% annual pay rise to staff in the three months to the end of May, according...
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The recent jump in the retail prices index (RPI) to 3% means that pay awards are falling slightly behind inflation,...
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Pay awards have edged just above inflation, with the median basic pay award in the three months to March at...
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The median pay rise awarded by employers was 2.5% over the past three months – a level that has remained...
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Four out of five working people in the UK (80%) worry that inflation will outstrip their future pay, the RSA...
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Pay awards remain stubbornly below rates of inflation, according to the latest analysis from XpertHR.
Pay awards
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Employers have given a median 2% pay award to their employees over the three months to the end of May...
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Private-sector employers predict they will give pay awards of just 2% over the coming year, according to the latest data...
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The Office for National Statistics (ONS) is to change its preferred measure of inflation, it announced today.
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Inflation, as measured by the consumer price index (CPI), fell to its lowest ever level in January 2015, hitting just...
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Pay awards across the economy fell in the three months to April 2014, with a continued mismatch between the private...
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The Office for Budget Responsibility may have revised its economic forecasts upwards for 2014 and 2015, but data from XpertHR...
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Pay awards in the UK are set to fall short of inflation for a fourth consecutive year, according to pay...