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光辉国际：世界通货膨胀放缓导致实际工资增加
发布时间：2019年11月27日
近日，根据光辉国际的预测，尽管全球2020年的薪酬涨幅预计将与2019年大致相同，但通货膨胀放缓将意味着员工实际薪资的增长。
光辉国际发现，到2020年，全球薪资水平预计将以4.9％的速度增长。全球通胀率预测约为2.8％，这使得实际工资的涨幅约为2.1％。
2019年，全球薪资增长率为5.1％，全球通货膨胀率为4.1％，这意味着2019年全球实际工资增长为1.0％。
光辉国际奖励福利全球负责人Don Lowman表示：“鉴于2020年的实际工资增长预计将高于2019年，这对于员工来说是一个好消息。但是，数据中所包含的较低通胀率也可能预示着几个主要国家的预期经济将陷入停滞，这也可能导致失业率上升。”
根据光辉国际的预测，东欧员工的平均工资到2020年将增长6.2％。在排除通货膨胀因素之后，实际工资预计将增长2.6％，高于上年的2.0％。西欧员工的平均工资将增长2.5％，而经通胀调整后的实际工资将增长1.2％，比上年的实际工资增长了0.7％。
到2020年，英国员工的工资将增长2.5％，加上2.1％的通货膨胀率，实际工资预计将增长0.4％，接近上年实际工资增长0.6％。欧洲两个最大经济体法国和德国的员工实际工资预计将分别增长0.6％和1.4％。
2020年，非洲员工的工资上限预计将增长7.9％，实际工资预计将增长2.3％，高于上年的0.9％。
在中东地区，员工2020年的工资预计将增长3.6％，与上年相同。然而，通胀放缓意味着实际工资增长预计为1.6％，高于上年的0.4％。
同时，在亚洲，员工的薪水将在2020年增长5.3％，加上2.2％的通货膨胀率，实际工资将增长3.1％，高于上年的2.6％。
据光辉国际的预测，中国员工2020年实际工资的增速将从2019年的3.2％和2018年的4.2％降至2.9％。日本员工的实际工资预期涨幅为0.6％，高于上年的0.1％。新加坡员工的实际工资增长3.6％，高于上年的3.0％。
在太平洋地区，员工2020年的实际工资将增长2.5％，与上年相同。扣除通货膨胀因素后，实际工资的增长预计为0.8％，高于上年的0.3％。
在北美地区，员工2020年平均工资增长率预计为2.8％，与上年相同。扣除通货膨胀因素后，实际工资增长率预计为1.1％，高于上年的0.6％。拉丁美洲员工的实际工资预计增长4.9％，随着通货膨胀，该地区的实际工资增长预计为2.0％，高于上年的1.3％。
WORLD - SLOWING INFLATION LEADS TO HIGHER REAL-WAGE INCREASES: KORN FERRY
(Nov.26, 2019, /staffingindustry.com/)While 2020 salary increases across the globe are expected to grow at about the same rate as 2019, slowing inflation will mean an increase in real-wage salary growth, according to a forecast from Korn Ferry.
Salaries are predicted to grow at a rate of 4.9% globally in 2020. With a global inflation rate prediction of approximately 2.8%, that puts the real-wage salary increase prediction at 2.1%, Korn Ferry found.
In 2019, the salary growth rate was 5.1% With global inflation at 4.1%, that meant 2019 real-wage salary increases across the globe were 1.0%.
Don Lowman, Korn Ferry Global Leader, Rewards and Benefits, commented, “There is good news for workers in these numbers given real-wage growth is projected to be higher than 2019. But the lower rate of inflation embedded in the numbers may also foreshadow expectations of a stalling economy in several key countries, which could, in turn, lead to higher rates of unemployment.”
According to the Korn Ferry forecast, employees in Eastern Europe are set to see an average salary increase of 6.2% in 2020. After taking inflation into account, real wages are forecast to rise by 2.6%, which is up from 2.0% last year. In Western Europe, workers are expected to see an average increase of 2.5% and inflation-adjusted real wage increases of 1.2%. That is up from 0.7% real-wage growth of last year.
Wages are predicted to increase by 2.5%in the UK. Combined with a 2.1% inflation rate, real wages are expected to increase by 0.4% That is close to last year’s real-wage increase of 0.6%. Employees in two of Europe’s largest economies, France and Germany, are forecast to see real wage rises of 0.6% and 1.4% respectively.
Top-line salaries in Africa are predicted to increase by 7.9% in 2020, and the real-wage increase is predicted to be 2.3% That’s up from 0.9% last year.
In the Middle East, wages are expected to increase by 3.6% in 2020, which is the same as last year. However, slower inflation means the real-wage increase is predicted at 1.6%, up from 0.4% last year.
Meanwhile, in Asia, salaries are forecast to grow by 5.3% in 2020. With an inflation rate of 2.2%, real-wage salaries are expected to be up 3.1% That’s up from a real-wage increase of 2.6% last year.
China’s real-wage forecasted growth for 2020 weakened to 2.9% down from 3.2% last year and 4.2% the year before. Japan saw a real-wage prediction of 0.6%, up from last year’s prediction of 0.1%. Singapore's forecast of 3.6% real-wage increases is up from 3.0% last year.
Wages in the Pacific are forecast to grow by 2.5% in 2020, which is the same as last year. Adjusted for inflation, the rise in real wages is predicted to be 0.8%, which is up from last year’s 0.3%.
In North America, the average salary growth is predicted to be 2.8% in 2020, which is the same as last year. When adjusted for inflation, real wage growth is expected to be 1.1%, up from 0.6% last year. Employees in Latin America are forecast to see a 4.9% gain in wages. With inflation, the real-wage increase in the region is expected to be 2.0%, up from last year’s 1.3%.
光辉国际发现，到2020年，全球薪资水平预计将以4.9％的速度增长。全球通胀率预测约为2.8％，这使得实际工资的涨幅约为2.1％。
2019年，全球薪资增长率为5.1％，全球通货膨胀率为4.1％，这意味着2019年全球实际工资增长为1.0％。
光辉国际奖励福利全球负责人Don Lowman表示：“鉴于2020年的实际工资增长预计将高于2019年，这对于员工来说是一个好消息。但是，数据中所包含的较低通胀率也可能预示着几个主要国家的预期经济将陷入停滞，这也可能导致失业率上升。”
根据光辉国际的预测，东欧员工的平均工资到2020年将增长6.2％。在排除通货膨胀因素之后，实际工资预计将增长2.6％，高于上年的2.0％。西欧员工的平均工资将增长2.5％，而经通胀调整后的实际工资将增长1.2％，比上年的实际工资增长了0.7％。
到2020年，英国员工的工资将增长2.5％，加上2.1％的通货膨胀率，实际工资预计将增长0.4％，接近上年实际工资增长0.6％。欧洲两个最大经济体法国和德国的员工实际工资预计将分别增长0.6％和1.4％。
2020年，非洲员工的工资上限预计将增长7.9％，实际工资预计将增长2.3％，高于上年的0.9％。
在中东地区，员工2020年的工资预计将增长3.6％，与上年相同。然而，通胀放缓意味着实际工资增长预计为1.6％，高于上年的0.4％。
同时，在亚洲，员工的薪水将在2020年增长5.3％，加上2.2％的通货膨胀率，实际工资将增长3.1％，高于上年的2.6％。
据光辉国际的预测，中国员工2020年实际工资的增速将从2019年的3.2％和2018年的4.2％降至2.9％。日本员工的实际工资预期涨幅为0.6％，高于上年的0.1％。新加坡员工的实际工资增长3.6％，高于上年的3.0％。
在太平洋地区，员工2020年的实际工资将增长2.5％，与上年相同。扣除通货膨胀因素后，实际工资的增长预计为0.8％，高于上年的0.3％。
在北美地区，员工2020年平均工资增长率预计为2.8％，与上年相同。扣除通货膨胀因素后，实际工资增长率预计为1.1％，高于上年的0.6％。拉丁美洲员工的实际工资预计增长4.9％，随着通货膨胀，该地区的实际工资增长预计为2.0％，高于上年的1.3％。
WORLD - SLOWING INFLATION LEADS TO HIGHER REAL-WAGE INCREASES: KORN FERRY
(Nov.26, 2019, /staffingindustry.com/)While 2020 salary increases across the globe are expected to grow at about the same rate as 2019, slowing inflation will mean an increase in real-wage salary growth, according to a forecast from Korn Ferry.
Salaries are predicted to grow at a rate of 4.9% globally in 2020. With a global inflation rate prediction of approximately 2.8%, that puts the real-wage salary increase prediction at 2.1%, Korn Ferry found.
In 2019, the salary growth rate was 5.1% With global inflation at 4.1%, that meant 2019 real-wage salary increases across the globe were 1.0%.
Don Lowman, Korn Ferry Global Leader, Rewards and Benefits, commented, “There is good news for workers in these numbers given real-wage growth is projected to be higher than 2019. But the lower rate of inflation embedded in the numbers may also foreshadow expectations of a stalling economy in several key countries, which could, in turn, lead to higher rates of unemployment.”
According to the Korn Ferry forecast, employees in Eastern Europe are set to see an average salary increase of 6.2% in 2020. After taking inflation into account, real wages are forecast to rise by 2.6%, which is up from 2.0% last year. In Western Europe, workers are expected to see an average increase of 2.5% and inflation-adjusted real wage increases of 1.2%. That is up from 0.7% real-wage growth of last year.
Wages are predicted to increase by 2.5%in the UK. Combined with a 2.1% inflation rate, real wages are expected to increase by 0.4% That is close to last year’s real-wage increase of 0.6%. Employees in two of Europe’s largest economies, France and Germany, are forecast to see real wage rises of 0.6% and 1.4% respectively.
Top-line salaries in Africa are predicted to increase by 7.9% in 2020, and the real-wage increase is predicted to be 2.3% That’s up from 0.9% last year.
In the Middle East, wages are expected to increase by 3.6% in 2020, which is the same as last year. However, slower inflation means the real-wage increase is predicted at 1.6%, up from 0.4% last year.
Meanwhile, in Asia, salaries are forecast to grow by 5.3% in 2020. With an inflation rate of 2.2%, real-wage salaries are expected to be up 3.1% That’s up from a real-wage increase of 2.6% last year.
China’s real-wage forecasted growth for 2020 weakened to 2.9% down from 3.2% last year and 4.2% the year before. Japan saw a real-wage prediction of 0.6%, up from last year’s prediction of 0.1%. Singapore's forecast of 3.6% real-wage increases is up from 3.0% last year.
Wages in the Pacific are forecast to grow by 2.5% in 2020, which is the same as last year. Adjusted for inflation, the rise in real wages is predicted to be 0.8%, which is up from last year’s 0.3%.
In North America, the average salary growth is predicted to be 2.8% in 2020, which is the same as last year. When adjusted for inflation, real wage growth is expected to be 1.1%, up from 0.6% last year. Employees in Latin America are forecast to see a 4.9% gain in wages. With inflation, the real-wage increase in the region is expected to be 2.0%, up from last year’s 1.3%.
