2006 Wage Increase Percentages

Rural HR · June 2005

[font size="1" color="#FF0000"]LAST EDITED ON 06-22-05 AT 03:17PM (CST)[/font][br][br]Anyone working on this yet? I need info, just a good guesstimate will do. Any suggestions on research sites for the answer?

POPEYE · June 2005

Check back with me about January.

Rural HR · June 2005

Will do. Did you know there is a Popeye festival in Chester, IL. The creator was born there and there is a Popeye statue.

POPEYE · June 2005

Yes, I am aware of it but have never had the priviledge to go.

In seriousness to your post, we usually don't have a clue until the final year end numbers are completed in Jan. April is normally our month for awarding increases.

marc · June 2005

We budgeted 2% for January 1st implementation. We are hoping to get to 4% if the funds are avaible. Tight budget year for this non-profit.

Down_the_Middle · June 2005

3.3% for 2006 is being used.............

System · June 2005

We're a local government. Employees will get 4% this year on their anniversary date.

Dutch2 · June 2005

We are a locally owned, independent and (so far) not for sale community bank and have just completed our annual evaluations and wage increases. Our middle management and support staff averaged 2.5% to 3%. Our Board of Directores sets our officer's increases and for some reason they came in closer to 4% this year. They normally run 'bout the same in both areas.

nietra · June 2005

Our fiscal year ends June 30 and July 1 our employees will get a 3% raise. A few will get 2% and a few others will get 4%.

Rural HR · June 2005

thanks everyone, this really helped me out.

HRanna · June 2005

I just completed a wage and benefit survey that included 33 employers in our four-county area. The average increase given over the last year was 2.6%.

LivindonSouth · June 2005

I do our wage package and related survey each July for September 1 implementation. The typical range is 2.5 to 3.5. I can't anticipate the outcome but assume it will be about 3.25 this year. But, we do reviews every 90 days until somebody tops out, and this equates to more than 3.5.

2006 Wage Increase Percentages

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