So how much of a % pay rise did you get this year?

[Conniethesensible]

I’ve just heard one of my friends got a “60%” payrise. she’s in a industry that has grown rapidly during the pandemic (online retail)

I had a £500 increase. An increase of 2% which tbh I was incredibly grateful for. I’m just glad I have a job! (Catering company)

If anyone else fancies sharing, please feel free and your thoughts about it

Nothing - I work for a charity and it was clearly explained that no one would get a rise (CEO took a pay cut). I fully understand and support the reasons, a number of my colleagues lost their job due to Covid. .

2% which is more that what l expected to be honest. We have been very busy, no furlough or redundancies here

I lost 25%, thanks.

Work for a large nationwide company no pay-rise (was due in April) in fact we are having a pay cut. No bonus :( I reckon no pay-rise again next year.

Minus 30%

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Our pay is agreed nationally and the HE pay increase was halted this year due to Covid. We got 4 days extra holiday in lieu. I’m fine with that given the circumstances

4% in one job (but none previous couple of years) and a £250 one off payment in the other instead of a pay rise.

Nothing in a minimum wage job. I'm grateful to be in work right now.

Dp got a 15% pay rise, I got about an extra 2%.

Nothing, making a loss of ££££’s.
What is a pay rise!!!!

10%

Work in a key worker industry and no pay rise.

0% and looming redundancy

Same as a PP I work in HE and we didn't get any cost of living rise this year.

We'te getting 3 extra days at Christmas but feel a bit sore about it after working many extra unpaid hours during a tough year (albeit grateful to still have a job)

1.5% this year, 1% last year. And we don’t get increments or spine points (unlike teachers and others who get both).

I recently got promoted but previous to that there’s been a pay freeze meaning in real terms by the time I got promoted I was effectively being paid 14% less than when I got the job.

It’s a good job and I feel passionately about it but the pay situation is not great.

I've not had a pay rise since 2014. Before the pandemic I was looking for other jobs but don't think I'll be moving for a while given the current economic climate ...

12.5% pay cut and have worked harder than ever before.

Also no bonuses (so no extra pay that isn’t technically a pay rise but means you take more home)

Private sector and no pay rise.

In fact March - august we all had to accept a 20% pay reduction, which was reduced to a 10% pay reduction to September, then put back to full pay from October. So I've lost out on about £3000 this year.

0% work for a private health company that has been raking it in due to the pandemic. They've possibly spent all the money on rapid expansion. There's rumours that they are working on something in the background. To be honest I am not bothered at the moment as I am comfortable, I will be worried if there is a no deal brexit and food costs rocket though.

7% and within the company it varied from nothing (for recent employees) to 15% for some management employees...still on shit pay though!

@RosesAndHellebores

12.5% pay cut and have worked harder than ever before.

I’m so sorry to hear that :(

@Zampa

I've not had a pay rise since 2014. Before the pandemic I was looking for other jobs but don't think I'll be moving for a while given the current economic climate ...

That’s insane!! Can I ask if it’s a public sector job?

Sounds like you want to get out of there either way, I’m hopeful things will be at some sort of normality job wise by the late spring

Minus two thirds. I'm self employed.

25% total pay cut. 20% base pay cut and no bonus for at least two years for OH (c.50% total pay cut).