Stay Competitive With These 2017 Salary Trends

Deanna Hartley

It’s 2017 — whether you’re buying a new car or booking a flight, you can compare prices with a simple click. You should be able to make the same easy comparisons and glean the necessary data when it comes to salary decisions in recruiting and retaining top talent.

Why is it important?

More than 3 in 4 full-time employed workers (76 percent) are either actively looking or open to new job opportunities, according to CareerBuilder’s 2016 Candidate Behavior Study. Half of them are doing so because they want a higher base salary. And of those who aren’t looking, the majority (59 percent) say that a higher base salary would make them look.

SALARY MATTERS!

Check out some of the biggest salary trends that have taken place between 2011 and 2016, including:

·        Wage growth

·        Sectors with the fastest- and slowest-growing salaries, and

·        Trends that may surprise you 

 

Exclusive Industry and Market Salary Trends

 

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