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http://www.nbcnews.com/business/3-percent-pay-raise-new-normal-2013-1C7103235
Talent shortages in in-demand jobs will continue to drive up wages. Despite lingering high unemployment, companies will continue to have trouble filling openings for airline pilots and select white-collar jobs, as well as skilled laborers such as tool and die makers due to talent shortages in those fields. As a result, people with highly sought-after skills can expect to see pay raises “much higher” than the average as companies try to keep them from jumping to the competition, Jesuthasan says.
Talent shortages in in-demand jobs will continue to drive up wages. Despite lingering high unemployment, companies will continue to have trouble filling openings for airline pilots and select white-collar jobs, as well as skilled laborers such as tool and die makers due to talent shortages in those fields. As a result, people with highly sought-after skills can expect to see pay raises “much higher” than the average as companies try to keep them from jumping to the competition, Jesuthasan says.