What is the Jonathan Wren PayCheck Survey?
This year’s new and improved survey is an independent and unique combination of:
- National pay scale information from the Office of National Statistics
- Insight and opinions from 700 employers across the private and public sectors
Research was undertaken by Loudhouse Research, an independent UK consultancy; the Institute for Employment Studies (IES) provided additional consultation.
What will the PayCheck Survey do for you?
In addition to what you’d expect to find on salary scales and variations by region and job role, the report also provides useful insights into:
- Organisational approach to recruitment
- Recruitment methods, investment and timescales
- Workforce management and employee attrition
Areas of focus
Recruitment landscape
Understanding how employers currently undertake recruitment activities helps Jonathan Wren work with you to discuss making your business become more efficient
Pay and benefits
Information about pay helps identify key areas of concern faced by employers when setting pay scales and managing costs within your business
Workforce moves
Looking closely staff movement in the workforce is a crucial element to building client rapport and your understanding
Key findings
Businesses are struggling to keep track of employee costs and remuneration, and employers cannot account for the total ‘cost of employment’.
UK workplace ‘snapshot’
- The average length of employment in the UK is 5 years
- New recruits account for up to 28% of the workforce each year
- 51% of new employees are sourced through professional recruiters
- The average cost of bringing a new recruit on board is up to 36% in addition to annual salary
What else can you find in the report?
- Where do pay or pension rank as the most influential investment factors for employers?
- What’s most important when considering salary negotiations?
- What methods are being used to recruit employees?
- How does the length of the recruitment process vary?
- How long do employees stay?
- Why do people move on from their jobs?
- What effect does attrition have on your workforce?
To view an abridged version of the Jonathan Wren PayCheck Survey 2008/9, please click here.
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