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Three jobseekers in formal attire sit at a table in a modern office, engaged in a serious discussion. The man in the center is speaking, while the other two listen attentively.

Advice for handling difficult pay rise conversations with employees 

Paul Gray -
Blurred image of people walking on a city street with buildings in the background. The motion of the pedestrians, possibly employees rushing to their workplaces, creates a sense of hustle and bustle.

People who work remotely are less likely to get pay rises

Amelia Brand -
Tesco strikes have left the grocery store's produce section with mostly empty shelves and a few remaining vegetables.

More than 6,000 Tesco staff plan strikes ahead of Christmas

Feyaza Khan -
Statutory Sick Pay sees an increase to £96.35 a week

Pay awards to rise by 2.5 per cent by September 2022

Monica Sharma -
Pay awards have doubled during the second quarter of 2021

Under half of workers feel they are paid what they are...

Monica Sharma -
Two people are sitting at a table. The woman on the left is using a laptop adorned with various stickers. The man on the right, wearing a light blazer, looks ahead with an air of professionalism. The background is an office space focused on people management and HR activities.

Men more likely to ask for a pay rise compared to...

Monica Sharma -
Almost half of workers feel that they never fully switch off from work

Goldman Sachs staff to receive pay rise after working conditions complaints

Monica Sharma -
Two women having a discussion in an indoor setting with plants on shelves in the background. One woman is gesturing while the other appears to be listening intently. There is a laptop in front of them, likely referencing important topics in Human Resources or People Management.

A third of BME workers say they have been unfairly turned...

Monica Sharma -
Statutory Sick Pay sees an increase to £96.35 a week

Pay rises have fallen to lowest level since August 2020

Monica Sharma -
A man in a suit working at a desk with a laptop, notebook, and office supplies on a white surface against a blue background, focused on Human Resources tasks.

Salary is highest priority for employees, new research finds

Monica Sharma -
Employees still expect pay rises during the next year

Employees still expect pay rise during the next year

Darius McQuaid -
Employees consider their work colleagues their best friends

Office friendships more effective than pay rises for retention

Darius McQuaid -
Since March 695,000 jobs lost as unemployment rate hits two-year high

Employees lack the confidence to apply for new job

Darius McQuaid -
Employees still expect pay rises during the next year

Biggest ever increase to national minimum wage comes into effect

Aphrodite Papadatou -

Which are the top UK cities for pay rises?

Aphrodite Papadatou -
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