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U.S. employers do not expect to fund their annual bonuses for workers again this year, but companies do predict small to moderate pay increases in 2013, according to a pair of surveys by Towers Watson.
Firms’ average projected bonus funding for 2012 is 93% of target, down from 95% of target in 2011, marking the second consecutive year with a funding gap.
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