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Demand for UK workers crashes in budget aftermath, REC survey shows | press mention
https://www.incomesdataresearch.co.uk/resources/insights/demand-for-uk-workers-crashes-in-budget-aftermath-rec-survey-shows-press-mention

Dec 9 (Reuters) - Demand for workers in Britain collapsed last month after the new Labour government's first budget, a survey published on Monday showed, adding to other signs of the impact of the tax increases on employers.

Private sector median falls to 3.9%
https://www.incomesdataresearch.co.uk/resources/press-releases/private-sector-median-falls-to-39

The median pay award across the private sector has fallen from 4.0% to 3.9% in the three months to October 2024, according to the latest monitoring figures from Incomes Data Research (IDR).

Father Christmas set to earn £15 an hour this festive season | press mention
https://www.incomesdataresearch.co.uk/resources/insights/father-christmas-set-to-earn-15-an-hour-this-festive-season-press-mention

Hourly pay rates for seasonal Santa vacancies have been found to range from £11.44 up to as much as £40, with the median standing at £15, according to findings by Incomes Data Research (IDR).

Pay and Conditions in Engineering 2024/2025
https://www.incomesdataresearch.co.uk/reports/pay-and-conditions-in-engineering-20242025

This report provides you with a detailed picture of pay, benefits and conditions in engineering.

Employers anticipate lower pay rises in 2025 with employer NI rises likely to have an impact
https://www.incomesdataresearch.co.uk/resources/press-releases/employers-anticipate-lower-pay-rises-in-2025-with-employer-ni-rises-likely-to-have-an-impact

Four-fifths of organisations anticipate awarding their employees lower pay increases in 2025 than they did in 2024, according to new research from Incomes Data Research (IDR).

UK employers target wage bill to offset tax hikes as gloom persists | press mention
https://www.incomesdataresearch.co.uk/resources/insights/uk-employers-target-wage-bill-to-offset-tax-hikes-as-gloom-persists

A clear majority of British businesses look set to cut the size of pay awards for staff in response to coming tax hikes and they remain pessimistic about the outlook for the economy