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"It’s surprising because historically it has been pretty rare to see mid-year salary increases," said Rebecca Toman, vice president of the survey business unit at Pearl Meyer.
The past two years have been a ‘seller's market’ for employees, but there has also been salary compression where new hires come in at higher salaries than pre-pandemic hires, leaving some employees feeling left behind,” said Robert James, managing director, Pearl Meyer.
“Some boards may buck the trend of coalescing around median pay and start leading on director compensation to remain competitive in attracting new directors and retaining those who might be eyeing the door,” said Ryan Hourihan, managing director, Pearl Meyer.
"It is very unusual to see so many companies planning a second round of [salary] adjustments," said Rebecca Toman, vice president of the survey business unit at Pearl Meyer.