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AUTHOR: Sheila Attwood
Last year, employers fell slightly short of their predictions of a median 3.5% pay increase in 2008. They expect to pay 3.5% in the year ahead too, but can this level of pay awards be sustained amid falling inflation, rising unemployment and economic shocks?
On this page: Our research Pay prospects for 2008/09 Chart 1: Pay settlement expectations for 2008/09, compared with 2007/08 Pay expectations for 2008/09 by sector Predictions versus reality Pay rises forecast at 3.5% Pay forecast by sector Influences on pay settlements Business and economic factors Comparability factors Labour market factorsPay pressures by sector Negotiating pressures Balance of pay pressures Chart 2: Key negotiating pressures for 2008/09 Pay setters' use of inflation Reward systems Reward changes planned Table 1: Expected pay awards in the 2008/09 pay round Table 2: Predicted influences on the 2008/09 pay round by broad industrial sector Table 3: Predicted key upward and downward pressures on the 2008/09 pay round Table 4: Current and planned reward strategies Table 5: Survey details Additional resources on XpertHR.
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