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What are ‘average weekly earnings’ and why don’t they tell the whole picture on pay growth?
https://www.incomesdataresearch.co.uk/resources/insights/what-are-average-weekly-earnings-and-why-dont-they-tell-the-whole-picture-on-pay-growth

The latest figures released by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) on average weekly earnings (AWE), its recommended measure of short-term pay or earnings growth...



Supporting the Teddy Hewitt Foundation
https://www.incomesdataresearch.co.uk/resources/insights/supporting-the-teddy-hewitt-foundation-2024

This year we have chosen not to send Christmas cards but instead to donate to the Teddy Hewitt Foundation.




Issue 39, December 2024
https://www.incomesdataresearch.co.uk/resources/pay-climate/issue-39-december-2024

Our latest issue explores entitlement to occupational sick pay as well as the changes to Statutory Sick Pay under the Employment Rights Bill, which itself features in a separate article.



The pay climate for 2025, an online seminar, 23 January 2025
https://www.incomesdataresearch.co.uk/resources/events/the-pay-climate-for-2025-an-online-seminar-23-january-2025

IDR will be hosting a free online seminar for industry professionals working in pay and reward, which will provide the latest insights on pay as we look ahead to a new year.




Demand for UK workers crashes in budget aftermath, REC survey shows | press mention
https://www.incomesdataresearch.co.uk/resources/insights/demand-for-uk-workers-crashes-in-budget-aftermath-rec-survey-shows-press-mention

Dec 9 (Reuters) - Demand for workers in Britain collapsed last month after the new Labour government's first budget, a survey published on Monday showed, adding to other signs of the impact of the tax increases on employers.


Private sector median falls to 3.9%
https://www.incomesdataresearch.co.uk/resources/press-releases/private-sector-median-falls-to-39

The median pay award across the private sector has fallen from 4.0% to 3.9% in the three months to October 2024, according to the latest monitoring figures from Incomes Data Research (IDR).


Father Christmas set to earn £15 an hour this festive season | press mention
https://www.incomesdataresearch.co.uk/resources/insights/father-christmas-set-to-earn-15-an-hour-this-festive-season-press-mention

Hourly pay rates for seasonal Santa vacancies have been found to range from £11.44 up to as much as £40, with the median standing at £15, according to findings by Incomes Data Research (IDR).