Pay settlements by British employers inched down in the three months to June to a 10-month low, adding to signs of a softening labour market, a survey showed on Wednesday.
The median pay award by employers fell to 3.2% in the three months to the end of July, down from 3.3% in the previous three rolling quarters, figures from human resources data firm Brightmine showed.
"The fact that more than a third of matched pay awards are now lower than last year does suggest some employers are becoming more cautious," said Sheila Attwood, Brightmine's HR insights and data lead.
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