Compensation Planning Outlook 2020: Base Salary Increases—A Sneak Preview

The Conference Board of Canada, 7 pages, September 13, 2019
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This preview of our 2020 Compensation Planning Outlook provides key findings based on survey data provided by organizations across Canada.

Document Highlights

  • Salary increases for non-unionized employees are projected to average 2.5 per cent in 2020, down from 2.6 per cent in 2019.
  • Just 2 per cent of non-unionized organizations are planning a pay freeze for all employee groups this year.
  • For unionized employees, the average negotiated base wage increase projected for 2020 is 1.9 per cent.

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Nadia Niro -  September 22, 2019
The Compensation Planning Outlook report always provides great information.  As an HR Professional, the Conference Board of Canada has proven to be a trusty worth source for my various research needs.
 
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Susan Bellucci -  September 17, 2019
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Ron Crane -  September 17, 2019
Concise and informative!
 
Pierre-Olivier Boisvert -  September 16, 2019
Very useful information!
 
Mark Reynolds -  September 16, 2019
Solid information with a good industry breakdown.
 
Allison Casamatta -  September 16, 2019
I can always count on the Conference Board of Canada to give me the most up-to-date and accurate salary planning data. Year after year, I eagerly await this trusted publication to plan my Company's salary range adjustments and merit budget.
 
Kristen Soucy -  September 16, 2019
Concise information to help with 2020 budget planning.
 
Malcolm Griffin -  September 13, 2019
 

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