What was/is your annual pay rise?

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We were told our annual pay rise last week and I've been stewing on it ever since.

Ours is based on performance so the better we are, the more we get.

I've got 2%. No idea how this compares with colleagues.

During a cost of living crisis where food inflation is 18% and overall is 10%, I feel this is a ridiculous increase but from previous pay rises at other companies, it's probably only a little below average as they take advantage.

So, if you don't mind me asking, what % did you get if you were lucky to get one.

Name change as I am paranoid of being outed at work.

6% pay rise
£2800 bonus

2%, same as last year. I work for a charity.

0% in my paye role but I will move up an increment.

25% in my contractor/locum role, but that's because they were underpaying me in comparison to competitors.

9% + prp bonus.

5%. I've been there 6 months. Also, had a pay increase just after I started due to the cost of living crisis, so I'm pretty happy with that.

15% but no bonus as we've not met budget for the year but I know I'm lucky and not complaining. Means I can start to save instead of surviving each month.

1%. No bonuses (there never are). I work for a global company.

10% and a 25% bonus - I recognise how lucky a position this is.

1.2% private sector. That's .2 more than I've had since the last shit show. I work in construction but my salary has increased by moving.

I didn’t realise pay rises were so common! I’ve never had one but was thrilled when DP got a 6% one last week!

8% across the board, £500 cost of living and I got a £1200 bonus. More than a lot of people I imagine. In my old job I'd have been lucky to get a pat on the back.

0% base increase but 20% bonus.

Nothing since 2019

I received a thank you post card, I'll be getting a certificate for attendance next. I am looking for a new job.

3% but it pushes me into the next tax bracket so I only actually get about 1.8%.

I got a £500 cost of living payment, almost 1% of my salary.

Nothing. No pay rise, no bonus.

3% across the board, global company. only got 60% of our bonus though due to global company performance.

Same... depressing...

0%. I work for a start up still in the process of getting more funding. They gave me some more equity though, hopefully it's worth something in the future.

Mine was 50p above minimum wage and is now 58p above the new minimum wage.

I'm a nursery nurse and until a few years back I'd always earned just a few pence above minimum wage. So to be over 50p above is great!

6.5% starting 3 months earlier than planned, £500 one off bonus and an additional bonus in June depending on company performance which could be between 3-10%

2 % or thereabouts. Civil service

Treasury hasn't set the civil service amount yet.

10% plus a cost of living bump of £1500 in December. No complaints.

£2,200 per annum, flat rate (pro rata if needed)

Works out as anything from 1% to 9%, depending on your salary scale.