Setting your 2025 Salary Increase Budget

Salary Increase Projections 2025 (and 2024) - SHRM

The majority of U.S. employers (66%) said 2025 salary increase budgets are expected to be the same as their 2024 salary budgets, 19% said 2025 salary budgets ...

2025 Salary Increase Planning Tips - Aon

The projected figures for salary increase budgets in 2025 closely match the 2024 figures and do not show upward movement. This trend reflects a ...

Compensation planning for 2025: Five trends that matter

According to World at Work, median salary budget increases are expected to remain constant at 4.0% for all employees in 2025 and drop slightly ...

Mercer: 2025 Salary Projections Consistent with 2024 - SHRM

On average, US employers are budgeting for 3.3% merit increases and 3.6% increases for their total salary budgets for nonunionized employees.

Setting your 2025 Salary Increase Budget | Barley

Below are some of the factors you should take into consideration when setting your salary increase budget for 2025.

What will salary increase budgets look like for 2025? - HR Executive

New research out this week from The Conference Board found that—of the 300 compensation leaders the organization surveyed—projected salary ...

Congratulations! You're (Maybe) Getting a 4% Raise Next Year

Employers say they're increasing their salary budgets by about 3.5% to 4% on average, according to several recent surveys. The budget increases ...

Budgets for base salaries expected to soar again in 2025 - CFO.com

Following actual salary-budget growth of 4.4% in 2023 and 3.8% in 2024, the expected average increase for next year is 3.9%, as revealed by a ...

2025 Projected Annual Merit Increases | Mercer - iMercer.com

For companies that have a separate promotional budget, the average promotional increase budget for 2025 is 1.0%. This time, Mercer asked about ...

Survey Reveals Salary Budgets Are Growing at Near-Record Pace

A new survey of corporate America reveals that base salary budget increases for 2025 are projected to continue close to the fastest pace in two decades.

Salary budget 2025: Understanding the fallout of inflation - Brightmine

A recent pulse survey from Brightmine, formerly XpertHR, found that the average projected change for total salary budgets from 2024 to 2025 is ...

How Much Will Salaries Increase in 2025? | Careers | U.S. News

Relying solely on annual salary budget increases is a passive approach to your career and financial growth. Instead of letting the market ...

Conference Board Projects 3.9% Salary Increase Budgets for 2025

American employers, on average, are anticipating 3.9% salary increase budgets for 2025, a slight increase from actual growth of 3.8% in 2024.

Planning Global Compensation Budgets for 2025

Learn about current global salary trends and salary increases in 2024 to strategically inform your financial planning decision for the upcoming year.

2025 Compensation Trends Your Organization Should Know About

According to The Conference Board 2024 salary increase budgets survey, employers expect 2025 base pay budgets to rise by an average of 3.9%.

Companies boosting salary budgets at near-record pace in 2025

U.S. companies plan to raise their salary budgets by 3.9% next year, a near-record increase prompted by a declining supply of workers, the ...

What to Expect in 2025: Pay Movement and Merit Budgets

For example, WorldatWork projects a 3.8% average salary budget increase for the U.S. in 2025, with a median of 4.0%. In contrast, Payscale ...

Survey Reveals Salary Budgets Are Growing at Near-Record Pace

Employers, on average, report planned salary increase budgets of 3.9% for 2025. This is down from actual increases of 4.4% in 2023, but slightly ...

What should I set as my salary increase budget? | Barley posted on ...

2025 salary review season is around the corner! One key question that many HR and Total Rewards professionals are asking right now is: “What ...

Global Salary Increase Budgets Contracting; U.S. Projection at 3.8%

U.S. organizations are projecting mean salary increase budgets of 3.8% in 2025 to stay competitive in the labor market — a slight decrease over ...