If you got a raise and a bonus this year?

[qualitygirl]

Just that really? If you got a pay increase and/or a bonus this year...what sector do you work in?

5% pay rise. Private healthcare operations.

Yes to both. Financial Services.

I work in banking and I got a 5.75% performance related pay rise. More senior people who usually get a bonus in addition to this didn't get one this year.

5% pay rise private healthcare

Yes, got a pay rise and bonus. Although bonus was 1.5% which is the lowest I have ever received - it's usually around 5%. Bonus worked out around 10% of salary.

Work in a legal setting

@PinkSpring

Yes, got a pay rise and bonus. Although bonus was 1.5% which is the lowest I have ever received - it's usually around 5%. Bonus worked out around 10% of salary.

Work in a legal setting

Pay rise was 1.5% rather....

@dreamsarefree

Amazed at the bonus for covering furloughed staff, not sure that was what furlough cash was intended for

In my case, the furlough cash was used appropriately. The company had shut down all services when outpatient procedures were put on hold by the government. 95% of the people working had their roles put on pause. The remaining handful who were not furloughed had to keep the company on life support/do project based work until we were allowed to reopen again. Then once the company was making money again, those who had kept things afloat were given a thank you via bonus.

A cup of coffee. NHS nurse.

High street bank.
1% pay rise. We usually get around £6k bonus, getting nothing this year.

Finance. No. Haven't for years!

I'll get a pay rise next month because the national minimum wage goes up and will be higher than my current wage. No bonus.

I got both. I work in financial services.

IT - 5% pay rise and a small Christmas bonus. Appreciated all the same as was not initially expecting anything but business remained strong throughout lockdowns.

Hospitality. Received a pay rise in recognition of the extra workload and responsibility taken on when open last year, and will continue with once open again.

Yes. Financial sector.

25% bonus which is pretty good considering what a disaster the year has been. Pay increase not dissimilar, promotion.

Remember though OP, comparison is the thief of joy, and us folk in city finance jobs are probably going to be the very extreme end of this spectrum!

HE, no pay rise (national pay agreements) but our institution gave everyone a bonus in recognition of additional work due to the pandemic.

Husband in tech, got a 5% raise and a 20% bonus.

This is depressing, so those on furlough get pay rises and I get a pay freeze, have had to work double my hours for no extra pay. Life isn't fair is it 🤷🏼‍♀️. Lovely pay cut in real terms for me

Don't even get tea or coffee!

Online retail

No payrise but a 64% (of a month's salary) bonus which was unexpected - aviation industry, so all things considered, even more unexpected

Public services. Bonus is I've still got a job.

I'm on minumum wage so technically I'll be getting a "pay rise" next month. Council tax increasing, bills increasing but my wage is only increasing by 30p an hour, whoopee.

1% I think L.A we get bonuses for call outs.

Sorry, that's 20p an hour, not 30.

2k bonus last month (accidental was supposed to be 1k) then a garanteed bonus at our internal year end in june or july of 3-4k.
Plus a 10-15% pay rise at this point too but this is carried over from last year because all pay rises were canceled. I've not had a pay rise since 2018

Its been a hard year and about 50% of the team has been cut with some taking hefty pay cuts. But things havent been quite as catastrophic as predicted so its a reward for surviving / flat growth/possible minor improvement from last year
Its been a grind

Job - designer.