BLS: Compensation costs up 5.5% in Boston-Worcester-Providence metro area

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COMPENSATION FOR PRIVATE industry workers in the Boston-Worcester-Providence Metroplitan area increased 5.5% in the year ending December 2022 compared with 4.2% the year prior, according to data released by the Bureau of Labor and Statistics Thursday. 
COMPENSATION FOR PRIVATE industry workers in the Boston-Worcester-Providence Metroplitan area increased 5.5% in the year ending December 2022 compared with 4.2% the year prior, according to data released by the Bureau of Labor and Statistics Thursday. 
PROVIDENCE – Compensation for private industry workers in the Boston-Worcester-Providence metro area increased 5.5% in the year ending December 2022 compared with 4.2% the year prior, according to data released by the Bureau of Labor and Statistics.  Data showed wages and salaries advanced 5.8% in the Boston-Worcester-Providence metro area in the year ending December 2022…

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