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Articles and News 2007-09 Salary Budgets, Merit Pay and Bonuses Employers Plan Average Pay Increases of 3.9% Next Year Average Employee Salary Expected to Increase by 4 Percent in 2008 Salary Increases for Clinical and Professional Health-Care Workers Continue to Climb 2009 U.S. Salary Budget Increases of 4% Planned U.S. Workers Should Expect Modest Pay Increases in 2008 2008 Pay Raises Mostly Flat Amid Employee Distrust 2008 Projected Base Salary Increases: United States Salary Increases to Remain Stable in 2008 Salary Increases on Par with 2006 Salary Budget Increases: Slow but Steady Base Pay Increases Remain Steady in 2008 Paychecks in '08: No big bump Salary Increase Budgets Increase in 2007

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