With inflation still running at close to 4%, everyone could use a little extra money
With inflation still running hot, many employees are hoping to bring home a little extra in their paychecks next year. But if you're gearing up to ask for a raise, don't wait: now is the time to strike."Rent is high, gas and electric is high, food is high," Donald said while preparing chicken and fries for his lunchtime customers.
Liz Supinski is the director of research and insights at World at Work, a human resources specialist firm.Based on their survey results, she predicts average raises of 4.1% in 2024 as companies fight to retain workers.
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