According to the U.S. Compensation Planning Survey and research by the compensation consulting firm Mercer, companies plan to offer employees an average pay raise of 2.9 percent. While Mercer hasn’t announced this result in a press release as of today, CNN is reporting this information, calling this an increase from actual pay raises in 2011. ... Continue reading this article…
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