Publications
Type: Wage Tracker
Pay growth at 11-year high but further acceleration unlikely
Figure 1: Average Weekly Earnings (3 months average year on year growth, per cent)
Source: NIESR, ONS.
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According to new ONS statistics published this morning, UK average weekly earnings (AWE) expanded by 3.6 per cent...
Type: Wage Tracker
Public sector earnings growth provides a temporary boost to whole-economy wages
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According to new ONS statistics published this morning, UK average weekly earnings (AWE) expanded by 3.1 per cent including bonuses (3.4 per cent excluding bonuses) in the three months to April...
Type: Wage Tracker
Nominal pay growth dips temporarily but is expected to stabilise at around 3½ per cent in the second quarter of 2019
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According to new ONS statistics published this morning, UK average weekly earnings (AWE) expanded by 3.2 per cent including bonuses (3.3 per cent excluding...
Type: Wage Tracker
Pay growth stabilises amidst a tight labour market and Brexit uncertainty
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According to new ONS statistics published this morning, UK average weekly earnings (AWE) expanded by 3.5 per cent including bonuses (3.4 per cent excluding bonuses) in the three months to February...
Type: Wage Tracker
Pay growth appears to be stabilising at around 3½ per cent per annum
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According to new ONS statistics published this morning, UK average weekly earnings (AWE) expanded by 3.4 per cent (including and excluding bonuses) in the three months to January compared to the year before...
Type: Wage Tracker
Nominal pay growing at fastest rate for a decade, but expected to stabilise in short term
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According to new ONS statistics published this morning, UK average weekly earnings (AWE) expanded by 3.4 per cent (including and excluding bonuses) in the three months to December compared...
