U.S. Salary Increase Budgets for 2013
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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 2013

June 19, 2012 | Report

Projections for 2013 are also 3 percent, an indication that the economic recovery has not yet picked up enough strength to substantially raise salary budgets. However, despite the relatively low level of projected salary budget increases in 2013, the danger of inflation eroding the real value of the increase appears slight. In addition to examining overall trends, the report provides results for 11 different industry categories.

AUTHORS

Kevin F.Hallock

Dean
Cornell SC Johnson College of Business

JuditTorok

Research Associate
The Conference Board


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