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Last updated: 1 December 2008

 

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We are delighted to present you the preliminary results of the Global Mercer Total Rewards survey for 2008.

 

This is the first year we have run this particular survey globally, and the high participation rate reflects the growing interest of organisations in taking a holistic and strategic approach to the management of their total rewards investments.

 

All organisations are experiencing unprecedented pressure for cost management and increased return on all investments, including their total rewards investments. Mercer believes that the first step in maximising the return on total rewards investments is by taking a strategic fact-based approach to researching the specific issues within an organisation. A structured-decision process, taking into account all elements of total rewards, can then lead to the design and implementation of the total rewards package that is the best fit for the organisation.

 

We are delighted that over 1,000 organisations across

all industries participated in this survey.


  • Participants completed responses in respect of more that 4,000 separate operations.

 

  • More than 40 industries are represented.

 

  • 52% of participants have more than 1,000 employees.

 

  • More than 50% of participants have annual revenues in excess of US$500 million.

 

The final report for 2008 will be available at a later date. It will incorporate comparisons with regional surveys completed for 2007, other Mercer research, differences across regions and different practices in various industry sector.

You can:

 

  Download the summary report

  Purchase the comprehensive report

 


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Global Total Rewards Survey 2008

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Business contact

Paul O'Malley

Telephone +353 21 4910 961

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Download our past reports

 

2007 European Total Rewards Report

 

 2006 European Total Rewards Report

 

 2005 European Total Rewards Report

 

 2005 US Total Rewards Report