Salary expectations out of touch with market rates
More than six out of 10 workers overstate their financial worth in the workplace, according to new research.
More than six out of 10 workers overstate their financial worth in the workplace, according to new research.
The survey by HR consultancy Reabur.com found that 61% of respondents thought they were underpaid and that on average they thought they should be paid an extra £5,000 a year.
A further 29% think they should be paid an extra £3,000. Only 4% said they were happy with their salary.
When asked ‘do you enjoy your job?’, 54% answered ‘no’. However, 73% of the respondents admitted to liking their company, and 67% claimed to not want to leave.
Kirsty Burgess, co-founder of Reabur.com, says that what particularly surprised her was how out of touch people are with the market rate for their role.
