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Research group Incomes Data Services said that 10pc of the 100 deals it monitored involved a pay freeze.

According to Incomes Data Services, the average deal was 2.8pc in the three months to January compared with 2.2pc the previous quarter.

Incomes Data Services, an employment research group, says there was a rise in the number of postponed pay increases during the first part of the year.

Incomes Data Services (IDS) is a research organisation dedicated to employment-related areas.

Further information is available from pay analysts such as Labour Research Department and Incomes Data Services Ltd.

Pay specialists Incomes Data Services said the median pay settlement in the three months to July dropped to 1% from the 2% that prevailed for several months.

Whilst working for IDS Incomes Data Report in 1977 he was the first person to use winter of discontent in an industrial relations context.

The journal had been founded the year before by Edward Max Nicholson and David Layton of Incomes Data Services.

But the latest attempt, by Incomes Data Services, puts the average rise for a FTSE 100 boardroom executive at 49% Continue reading...

The result, according to the latest report by Incomes Data Services: Britain's top executives gave themselves a 49% increase in their salaries, benefits and bonuses in the past year.

Incomes Data Services was founded in 1966 by David Layton, who amongst other activities, had been an Industrial Relations Manager at the old National Coal Board.

Much-quoted numbers by Incomes Data Services that FTSE 100 chief executives enjoyed an average 49% increase in pay in 2010 tell only a very partial story, say critics.

Archives of the British Universities Industrial Relations Association, Incomes Data Services and Industrial Relations Research Unit are also held.

IDS HR in Practice is published by Incomes Data Services, a subsidiary of Sweet & Maxwell which is itself owned by Thomson Reuters.

The very first publication was published in 1966 as 'Incomes Data Report', which later became 'IDS Report' and later still, 'IDS Pay Report'.

IDS Pay Report is published by Incomes Data Services an independent research organisation providing information and analysis on pay, conditions, pensions, employment law and HR policy practice in the UK and Europe.

Formerly Director of the Personnel Policy Research Unit, Head of Practice at Cambridge Consultants, Client Consultant with HAY Associates Management Consultants and Staff Writer with Incomes Data Services (IDS).