Posts Tagged ‘employee pay’
AIG’s Rankings Will Weigh on Pay
How Much Does Pay Matter?
Salary Budget Increases Below 3% For First Time in More Than 20 Years
Published in World at Work February 10, 2010
With total salary increase budgets now barely exceeding inflation, even top performers may barely be keeping up with cost of living increases, according to The Conference Board Salary Increase Budgets for 2010—Winter Update, containing revised projections for 2010 U.S. salary budgets and salary structure adjustments.
The Wages of Recession: Average 2010 Raises Will Barely Cover Inflation
Pay Cuts Not as Prevalent as Pay Freezes in 2009
Wage and Benefit Growth Hits Historic Low
Ailing Banks Favor Salaries Over Shareholders
Published in The New York Times January 27, 2010 by Eric Dash
Finding the winners on Wall Street is usually as simple as looking at pay. Rarely are bankers who lose money paid as generously as those who make it. But this year is unusual. A handful of big banks that are struggling in the postbailout world are, by some measures, the industry’s most magnanimous employers.