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WorldatWork 2009-10 Salary Budget Survey
Released Aug. 4, 2009

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• workspan: Salary Budget Increases: Just Wishful Thinking?
  
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Updates to the 2009-10 Salary Budget Survey:

January Update (United States)
Released Jan. 14, 2010

September Update (United States)
Released Sept. 21, 2009

• workspan TV, Nov. 10, 2009
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• Newsline: Salary Budget Increases Below 3% For First Time in More Than 20 Years

• Newsline: Most U.S. Companies Plan to Keep Compensation Budgets Intact for 2010
• Newsline: Variable Pay Spending Increased Over Last 10 Years
• Newsline: Companies All Over the Globe Making Across-the-Board Cuts

Watson Wyatt Worldwide

• Newsline: Employers Plan to Unfreeze Salaries, Yet Layoffs Still Loom
• Newsline: Companies Slowly Curtailing Cost-Cutting Measures
• Newsline: Pay Raises Expected To Rebound Next Year, Survey Finds

Mercer

• Newsline: Canadian Employees May See Nearly 3% Pay Increase in 2010
• Deep workforce and benefit cuts show signs of moderating in the last half of 2009 - Mercer global survey shows
• Newsline: Companies Freeze Salaries for Senior Staff, Invest in Junior Staff

Business & Legal Reports Inc. (BLR)

• Newsline: Survey Shows Merit Increases Less Than 2%

Hay Group

• Newsline: Planned 2.5% Pay Increase Lowest in Last Decade, Study Finds
• Newsline: Survey: Base Salaries Show Slight Increase, But at Lowest Levels in 10 Years

Culpepper

• 2010 Salary Increase Budgets - Salary Freezes Thaw as Confidence Improves
• Salary Increase Budgets for 2009 and 2010
• 2009 Salary Increase Budgets Change Significantly

Towers Perrin

• 2009 Global Compensation Planning Report Update