U.S. Salary Increase Budgets for 2010—Winter Update
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US Salary Increase Budgets

The annual Salary Increase Budgets Survey reports how much companies plan to increase salaries and bonuses in the coming year across industry and revenue group.

U.S. Salary Increase Budgets for 2010—Winter Update


January 28, 2010 | Report

The global recession continues to takes its toll on American companies and workers. Revised projections for U.S. Salary increase budgets in 2010 have dipped below 3 percent for the first time in more than two decades, barely staying ahead of The Conference Board’s forecasted inflation rate. The revised median forecast for salary increase budgets for 2010 now stands at 2.80 percent for all employee groups except executives (2.75 percent). Responses from 285 organizations are included in the winter update.


AUTHORS

LindaBarrington, Ph.D.

Executive Director, Institute for Compensation Studies
ILR School at Cornell University

JuditTorok

Research Associate
The Conference Board


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