Pay increases for American workers have continued to fall from highs reached during the post-pandemic reopening. And that's as true for folks keeping the same job as it is for those finding a new gig. According to new data from ADP released this week, annual wage increases for workers who stayed in their same job increased at the slowest rate in nearly three years in June. For job changers, annual wage increases slid for a third straight month. "We are in a different regime than we've been in the past where that job-stayer growth was either flat or even rising," ADP chief economist Nela Richardson said during a call with reporters on Wednesday. "The question before us is just how low is [it] going to get? The idea that job stayer growth would go back to pre-pandemic levels is still being challenged." Read more: https://lnkd.in/edqsppAr #yahoofinance #finance #money #work
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Repost from @yahoofinance • Pay increases for American workers have continued to fall from highs reached during the post-pandemic reopening. And that's as true for folks keeping the same job as it is for those finding a new gig. According to new data from ADP released Wednesday, annual wage increases for workers who stayed in their same job increased at the slowest rate in nearly three years in June. For job changers, annual wage increases slid for a third straight month. "We are in a different regime than we've been in the past where that job-stayer growth was either flat or even rising," ADP chief economist Nela Richardson said during a call with reporters on Wednesday. "The question before us is just how low is [it] going to get? The idea that job stayer growth would go back to pre-pandemic levels is still being challenged." In June, wages for job stayers rose 4.9% from the prior year, slower than the 5% pace seen in the prior month and the slowest growth since August 2021. Wages for workers who changed jobs increased 7.7% year over year, down from 7.8% the month prior and well below the 16.4% seen at its peak in June 2022.
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🔍 Dive into the latest trends from ADP’s Pay Insights for July 2024 🔍 🎈 Pay Growth Slows: Year-over-year wage increases for job-stayers have decelerated to 4.8%, marking the slowest growth rate in three years. 🎈 Impact on Job-Changers: Those switching jobs experienced a notable slowdown in pay gains, dropping to 7.2% from 7.7%. 🎈 Median Annual Pay: Job-stayers now earn a median annual salary of $58,800. #lovewhatyoudo #upendostaffing #adpreport #pay #growth #economy
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Job market sees remarkable recovery as state and local governments replenish their workforce. However, the success is not without its cost, with rising wage pressures becoming increasingly evident. https://lnkd.in/gnaFrmK2 #JobMarket #wagegrowth
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A recent survey revealed that an almost nine in ten negatively impacted by the cost-of-living crisis 🤯 With wholesale gas prices falling thanks to a slight warmer than expected winter, households should have been able to breathe a sigh of relief. But new research shows that real wages aren’t expected to return to early 2022 levels until the end of 2027. In the current state of the economy, 81% of workers say their current wage has not kept up with the rising cost of living. On the other hand, 34% of employers say that workers’ salary expectations are higher and it is putting strain on their bottom line. Are you looking for a salary to match? Give us a call about opportunities we have for you! ☎ 0191 375 8595 #recruiting #recruiter #recruitmentagency #newjob #costofliving #jobsearch #jobhunt #hiring
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🔍 Dive into the latest trends from ADP’s Pay Insights for July 2024 🔍 🎈 Pay Growth Slows: Year-over-year wage increases for job-stayers have decelerated to 4.8%, marking the slowest growth rate in three years. 🎈 Impact on Job-Changers: Those switching jobs experienced a notable slowdown in pay gains, dropping to 7.2% from 7.7%. 🎈 Median Annual Pay: Job-stayers now earn a median annual salary of $58,800. #lovewhatyoudo #upendostaffing #adpreport #pay #growth #economy
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Hiring, wage growth continues - Companies can get better returns on benefits spends to create productivity.... imagine that. ... "Private payrolls increased 184,000 in March after an upwardly revised 155,000 gain a month earlier, according to figures published Wednesday... [beating expected] 150,000 increase. Wage growth... for those who changed jobs, rising 10% from a year earlier in the largest advance since July. Workers who stayed in their job saw a 5.1% median pay bump in March from a year ago, unchanged from the prior month. #createproductivity #createvalue #employeebenefits
US Companies Added 184,000 Jobs in March, ADP Data Show
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POV: Unemployment and wage disparity are pressing issues in many states. While the minimum wage for laborers gets attention, executive salaries are often overlooked. Experienced professionals and new graduates struggle to cover basic expenses like food, rent, medical bills, and travel fares. Saving is nearly impossible compared to executives. Post-COVID layoffs have become common, leading to one person doing the work of two, further impacting work-life balance. Many companies fail to offer the prescribed salaries for essential roles, as mandated by the government. This isn't just about minimum wages; it's about ensuring all wages meet current living standards. #hindustantimes #wages
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February's jobs data should eliminate any mention of faulty seasonal factors, making the employment picture look brighter than it is. In February, payroll employment increased by 275,000, with the raw data showing a gain of 1.1 million before seasonal factors were applied. It's worth noting that January's initial gain of 353,000 was revised downward to 229,000, but the two-month average of 252,000 still points to robust labor markets. The workweek for non-supervisory workers increased significantly by 0.3 hours to 33.8, reversing January's weather-related decline. The gain in hours and increased jobs led to a solid 1% gain in aggregate hours worked, indicating substantial gains in income, production, and overall GDP growth. Non-supervisory workers ' wages rose 0.2%, standing 4.5% higher than year-ago levels. Overall, the jobs data show that the economy is still growing well above its potential, compelling the Fed to maintain its stance on official rates and continuing QT. #federalreserve #economy #monetarypolicy #equities #employment #fixedincome #stocks #financialmarkets https://lnkd.in/eBpGrQxt
Strong Jobs & Hours Data---Raw Data Showed A Gain of 1.1 Million Workers
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A year that started out with bleak prospects, including a widely predicted recession, shaped up to be a boon for the average American worker — and one of the most triumphant for organized labor in a generation. More than 525,000 workers in the United States walked off the job in 2023, according to Bloomberg Law’s database of work stoppages, making it one of the three biggest strike years since 1990. Many of those strikes led to big concessions from employers, such as the landmark deal reached by the UAW in October. Employers agreed to pay more for workers because of a historically tight labor market, meaning it proved more economical to boost wages and benefits than to try to find new workers or risk losing current ones. The unemployment rate, a key indicator of the labor market’s health, has remained below 4 percent for two years as of November, a stretch last accomplished in the 1960s. And hourly wage growth began to outpace inflation this spring after years of falling behind, boosting workers’ standard of living, especially the lowest earners.
Blue-collar workers won big in 2023, defying bleak predictions
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How about an $8,431 raise in 6 months? It’s no secret that employee pay expectations continue to increase. The average “reservation wage” (the lowest wage workers would be willing to accept for a new job) has increased to $81,822. 🔥 That’s an all-time high and up from $73,391 in November 2023. In addition, The number of workers searching for a new job in the past four weeks grew to 25.1%, up from 23.1% in November and the highest share of workers looking since March 2014. ➡️ Did you see that? The number of workers looking is up over the last 4 weeks to numbers we have not seen since 2014! Are you keeping your employees happy? If you have questions or need advice on how to do this, reach out! DM on LinkedIn [email protected] (480) 477-8440 The findings above are from a recent Mercer US Comp. Planning Survey. #jobmarket #recruiting #accountingandaccountants #cfo
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3moHow can any person actually earn more when inflation remains high because the federal govt keeps spending money it doesn't have?