ADVISORY/Recent Events Cause Modest Impact on Salary Projections for 2002, According to Hewitt.

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Economic conditions and the events of September 11 are prompting some companies to modify their 2002 salary increase projections, according to Hewitt Associates a global management consulting and outsourcing firm. Get details from Hewitt's 25th annual "U.S. Salary Increase Survey" here.

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