Pity those poor execs…
19 October 2012
Recruiter has run a number of stories this week based on research from the Financial Times global impact study where 4,500 executives were questioned about their careers.
Fri, 19 Oct 2012
Recruiter has run a number of stories this week based on research from the Financial Times global impact study where 4,500 executives were questioned about their careers.
One of the more interesting results to emerge – particularly in these cash-strapped, zero-pay rise times – is the expected increase in the average salary of the senior business audience.Respondents reported a current average annual package of £115,500, with their average remuneration next time expected to be £166,270. That equates to an inflation-busting 44% rise.
A nice thought, we think you’ll agree, next time you’re opening your inflation-negative pay packet.
Recruiter has run a number of stories this week based on research from the Financial Times global impact study where 4,500 executives were questioned about their careers.
One of the more interesting results to emerge – particularly in these cash-strapped, zero-pay rise times – is the expected increase in the average salary of the senior business audience.Respondents reported a current average annual package of £115,500, with their average remuneration next time expected to be £166,270. That equates to an inflation-busting 44% rise.
A nice thought, we think you’ll agree, next time you’re opening your inflation-negative pay packet.
