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

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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

22% over a 20 month period from October 2020 to fall in line with the nhs pay scale. I work in private sector. (Not every private sector gets paid loads.)

4.5% which was completely unexpected but my boss wanted to reward us for hard work in troubled times over the last nine months. I'm incredibly grateful although since March work has been very stressful and far from fun.

0%

50% of my colleagues have been made redundant.

I work for a charity and we've been financially crushed by the pandemic.

I work at a GP practice as admin. I was on £12 an hour and have had a 20p/hour pay rise. Woo!

NHS 2.8 % apparently

Confused by those who have responded saying they are NHS or NMW and not had a payrise? NMW increased by 6% and A4C/consultants got a pay rise (but don’t know about JD or VSM - but if your VSM I wouldn’t expect you to get a pay rise).

I’m NHS and got 3.2%

a cut of 20% but am grateful to still have a job

My income went down each of last 3 or 4 years, mostly due to reduced hours (eg., couldn't get more than 3 days/week work in 2020).

100% loss as made redundant.

Key worker , no pay rise , no bonus . Feel very f*cked over.

Lost my job then lost my new job.
Struggling to find a job that isn't on a 3 month contract to even apply for.

No pay rise and DH had a pay cut

Public sector body, still waiting to hear, will be a minimum of 2.5%, hopefully a bit more, but will be the last one for a while by the sounds of it!

DH has been working with a 10% pay cut since March but got told last week that everyone is going back to full pay from Jan.
So 0%, but it’s 10% more than we lived with the last few months and seems to solidify his job security so we are

1. Pay freeze due to the pandemic.

This is such a crass thread. Why on earth did you see fit to post it?

We had to take. Ten percent cut

Zero %, been made redundant and people in my area applying for jobs is excessive.

Civil servant, 2%, surprised to get that!

10% for which I’m very grateful.

50% cut in our household income and unlikely to recover for several years if ever. This has been a miserable year and money being so bloody tight has really not helped.

Nothing for the past 5 years

-25%
No Christmas bonus but at least I do have a job and I can pay the mortgage

2.5% this year.

Usually is anything between 2% and 15% each year