Mr. Selingo said he expected pay to keep rising.
He borrowed for his daughter's wedding before an expected pay rise, but cuts meant the rise didn't materialise.
Fast-food workers from Birmingham, Alabama, are suing their state legislature after it passed a law that put a stop to their expected pay raise.
Others had incurred bank fees, because direct debit payments had gone out of their bank without cover from their expected pay.
She had expected pay at firms bailed out by the government to come under close scrutiny from shareholders, but so far that particular dog has failed to bark.In Britain, No votes have remained a rarity since shareholders snubbed Mr Garnier.
Alan Johnson, a longtime Wall Street compensation consultant, said that he expected pay to fall about 10 to 15 percent for 2010, and perhaps more than twice that amount in many trading businesses where the results were much weaker.
The government has also rejected advice from the SSRB last year to correct various anomalies and ensure that judges' posts are properly graded in time for an expected pay increase of 1% next year.
Millions of workers on the national living wage are set for smaller than expected pay rises by the end of the decade after the EU referendum, according to a thinktank.
Deputy Governor, Sir Charlie Bean, in his last meeting before the Treasury Select Committee, said he expected pay to start rising more quickly in the second half of this year.
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