PwC

The Big Four firm said that more than £120m is being invested in the pay rises, which will see 70% of employees receiving at least a 7% increase, with 50% of ...

“We know from staff surveys that base pay is particularly important to our people, given the bearing it can have on mortgages and future salary. Kevin Ellis, chairman and senior partner at PwC, said: “Our significant investment in pay reflects the strong underlying productivity of the firm following recent investments, and the continued hard work of our people. It is said that more than £120m is being invested in the pay rises, which will see 70% of employees receiving at least a 7% increase, with reportedly 50% of employees getting a rise of 9% or more

PricewaterhouseCoopers (PWC) has announced that it is giving 70% of its employees a minimum of 7% pay increase.

Kevin Ellis, chairman and senior partner at PWC, said: “Our significant investment in pay reflects the strong underlying productivity of the firm following recent investments, and the continued hard work of our people. “We’ve had record applicants for our student recruitment programmes this year, with students citing the breadth of our business and our truly hybrid working arrangements among the reasons for choosing us. A further £138 million has been allocated to bonuses for 2022, up by £10 million from last year.

While banks have, for the most part, spent the past year increasing junior salaries at a rate far exceeding inflation, the Big Four professional services ...

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The salaries for many of PwC's entry-level programmes are also increasing, according to reports. They include audit roles where pay rates are understood to be ...

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"As a business and an employer we can't ignore market pressures," Kevin Ellis, chairman and senior partner of PwC UK said during the announcement.

Wages have not kept up at the same rate. "As a business and an employer we can't ignore market pressures and want to ensure pay at every level is as competitive as possible'" Kevin Ellis, chairman and senior partner of PwC UK, said in the statement. The rise, which the audit firm claims is the biggest investment in staff pay for a decade, reflects a growing awareness among employers on both sides of the Atlantic that they need to do more to help workers cope with rampant inflation and soaring fuel costs, if they want to attract people amid a continually tight labor market.