Pay rise

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If you were fortunate enough to get a payrise at the end of 2021 can I ask the percentage?

3.3% it was a bit more than I was expecting as the overall was 2.5% with possibility to flex to 3% but I have done 2 jobs for part of the year.....

I worked it out to 13.6%
DH got 25%.

... care sector crisis trying desperately to retain staff.

DH has had one 1% pay rise in 12 years!

Civil Service "we're all innit together"

I got 3% on some of my work, and nil on about a third of my total income.

The other half is currently negotiating and expecting to settle for about 30% either from the current employer or by moving to a competitor, but they work in a niche with a massive shortage of candidates.

10% performance related

[quote WreckTangled]@Merryoldgoat NHS I do get 20% off at McDonald's though so swings and roundabouts [/quote]
Do we?!

3% here too, didn't think we would get it as I'm in General Practice not actual NHS. But we got it in November and they backdated it to April. Employer's discretion, was a nice surprise.

4%-this is cost of living.

4% 2021
3% 2020

@RagzReturnedUnwrapped yes, if you order via the app. You have to give them your nhs email address and it's valid for all of this year. I'm pleased you got your pay rise

Official pay reviews are in April so not heard yet but I did get a 6% rise in December, because of the Great Resignation causing panic amongst the big cheeses

3%

4%. None last year.

[quote WreckTangled]@Merryoldgoat NHS I do get 20% off at McDonald's though so swings and roundabouts [/quote]
20% off at McDonalds! I did not know this 😵

Ours was 2.5%.

Well, everybody in the organisation received the same amount of money. I am on a lower band so that's what is equated to for our grade.

For the people in the organisation on megabucks, this didn't equate to much.

They were not happy.

0% (third sector).

8%, however got nothing in 2021

10% which was unexpected so delighted with it

0% here so far. Local authority.
Union balloted and rejected 1% and are balloting to strike.

1% - even though I was classed as a 'high achiever' and performed 'above expectation'.

4.5% Really just keeping up with the cost of living!

3.5%

Christ, I've just worried out mine was 22%
But, I realised I was massively under paid when looking at the job market, and got loads of evidence together of what I should have been earning, and threatened to leave.

Had no idea that was the percentage though!

I got 3% last April
Talks have started for this year looking like 2.5% this coming April

12% payrise as part of a promotion, plus a performance related bonus of around 20% of my annual salary. I feel incredibly fortunate to work for a company that’s so employee focused.

25% effective 1st Jan
Based on the company reviewing market salaries, wanting to keep people and good performance.