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Canada’s employers boost salaries to attract new talent
But the Hays annual salary survey shows pay for existing staff lags.
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Cautious salary increases expected in 2018, survey says
Morneau Sheppell HR survey calls for salary increases averaging 2.3% next year.
Hydro One CEO $4.5M salary not a factor in bill cuts: minister
“Regardless of what those salaries are, we will make a 25% cut”: Sandals
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Another year of modest salary gains ahead amid slow economic growth
Lowest increases (1.1%) going to oil and gas workers in Alberta.
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Employers optimistic about 2016 but staff issues loom
Hays study says lack of training, succession planning and an inability to hire pose challenges
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Salaries are looking up!
Your ROI for contributing to business growth.
Canadian base salaries to rise 2.6%: Hay Group
Survey results show a decline since the beginning of the economic downturn.
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Most employees aren’t making desired salary
$50,000 seems to be a tipping point for satisfaction.
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2.6% salary bump for Canadian employees in 2015
Hay Group says wage growth post 2008/09 continues to trail the US.
Look to the oil patch for highest salary increases: survey
Energy sector pay bump is forecast at 3.7% in 2015.
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Manufacturers’ exec salary increases stall in 2014
The 2014 EMC-PLANT salary survey shows overall compensation growth shrinking slightly but some executives anticipate increases.
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Salary increases: a harder climb in 2014
The 2014 EMC-PLANT salary survey shows overall compensation growth has stalled but some titles are anticipating increases.
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Canadian wages generally on par with US
Study says since 2008-09 crisis, differences have largely disappeared.
