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Pay and reward
Innecto is a pay and reward consultancy that provides advice, support and practical help to solve any challenge relating to attracting, retaining and motivating people. Even if you don't know what help you need, you just know you need some help, please get in touch - we'd love to chat.

Established thought leaders... with a reputation for innovation
We offer a real alternative to the big four accountancy practices, or international consultancy firms such as Willis Towers Watson, Hay Group and Mercer. We are nimble, thoughtful and experienced consultants who have the freedom to create bespoke solutions that meet the exact requirements of our clients.
Who we help
We help HR leaders align their pay and reward with strategic business needs. Whether that's finding out if pay is competitive against the market, rewarding top performers, or designing a winning reward strategy, we make sure HR delivers value to the wider business.
Our expertise helps you to get the best return from your people spend, now and in the future.

Unparalleled expertise...
with us, you're in safe hands
We are passionate and proud of what we do. Specialists in our fields, we provide creative and commercially-focused talent and reward solutions to help our clients get their pay and reward working harder.
We're not career consultants - we've been in your shoes. Our team all have years of in-house experience and enjoy using their knowledge and expertise to meet our clients' strategic objectives.
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Pay in a Recession: How to grow in-built Resilience
Pay Fairness | Pay & Reward | Resilience
10 February 2023
Whether the current economic climate is confirmed as a recession or not, there is no question that we are in the middle of a cost-of-living crisis. According to Resolution Foundation, a typical disposable income for a working-age household is on track to fall by 3% this financial year, and by 4% in the year to April 2024, worse than the last financial crisis. The figures vary but the key message is the same: employees are going to feel worse off in real terms.
Posted by Sarah Lardner