According to an eJobs survey, 55% of employees expect a pay rise in 2025.
Andreea Lificiu
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Employees' expectations are motivated by their annual salary increase policy, their position within the company or their personal performance. However, only 10% received concrete information about a possible salary increase. Companies appear to be cautious about pay increase policies given the general economic context.
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