Managers Expect More Pay Raises Than Senior Leaders, Survey Shows

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Management-level employees face high pressures, but a new report reveals a positive outlook for them. According to LinkedIn’s Workforce Confidence survey, half of U.S. managers are expecting a pay raise by June, outpacing individual contributors (43%) and senior leaders at the director level and above (45%).

The survey highlights that managers have already seen more significant pay increases in 2024. About 64% of managers received a raise, compared to 59% of individual contributors and just 55% of senior leaders. 

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The results suggest that, while management faces unique challenges, they remain optimistic about their compensation prospects.

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