Europe highlights of key findings
As rising inflation starts to bite, and a growing concern around the potential of a global recession, people are becoming worried about their personal finances. And as countries recover from the pandemic at different paces, supply chain bottlenecks are further fuelling inflation and market uncertainty, alongside impacts of additional crises adding greater pressure. Many companies are beginning to consider and, in some cases, act with mid-year and other off-cycle compensation adjustments.
The 2022 Inflation and Reward Actions Pulse Survey Report directly explores salary actions organisations are taking in response to inflation, tight labour markets, and multiple additional pressures.
The report covers:
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We hope that you find this report insightful and would welcome the chance to discuss further how you can respond to the tight labour market and pressures from inflation.
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