Euro area wage growth appears sustainable – ECB bulletin
ECB wage analysis shows increases are no longer being driven primarily by ‘wage drift’
Wage growth in the euro area appears to be on a more sustainable footing, after the region’s central bank deemed it was no longer being driven primarily by ‘wage drift’.
Wage drift is the difference between the wage actually paid to a worker and the wage negotiated. For instance, while a collective agreement might negotiate a certain pay scale, as labour market conditions tighten, employers might push employees into higher pay bands or offer bonuses to retain staff.
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