UK Companies Scale Back Outlook for Pay Rises to Less Than 5%

📆 04/04/2024 11:39:00
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UK companies expect wage growth of less than 5% for the first time in almost two years, a long-awaited easing that will alleviate concerns at the Bank of England that soaring pay may keep feeding inflationary pressures.

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